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Sorry but no.

First, sorry about your experience. Really.

Second, she HIRED MC to do exactly what he did. What was she expecting? MC would protect her daughter with nice words and gentle ideas?

Moreover, this wasn't an 11 years old seeing the police attacking low lifes. This was PRECISELY a woman that has been attacked several times seeing someone she knows with a knife in her daughter's neck. She more than most knew how devastating and dangerous those assholes can be.

MC risks himself for them, physically hurting and attacking a corrupt police officer. His own life on the line here.

And her fucking response is "how can I trust him again?" For the 3rd or 4th time?

I could understand violence could traumatize her, but trusting MC should totally be out of the question by now. This shouldn't make her doubt. On the contrary, she should know this guy would go to the extreme xonsequences for to protect Emma.

So yeah. She doubting MC is absolutely pure crap.
oh my God yes I understand her being traumatized I really do but somebody tries to kill you and your daughter and

and you're angry at the guy for killing that person are you fucking kidding me I would throw that guy a parade

and don't forget this is Hillside he would have been out of jail in a day or an hour

i am surprised as a mother she didn't want to kill that guy her self

if somebody tried to hurt my child I would want to tear them apart with my bare hands
 

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I literally just started this update, and the first thing Charlotte says to the MC is "Don't touch her, MC. Stay away from us!"
So we're totally going to ignore the fact that MC had just saved her daughter's life(there's sooo much more I want to say about this)? Then a few moments later, it's like she does a complete 180 and is suddenly very concerned for MC. The writing is... questionable to say the least. Actually, I think it's always been questionable, it's just that there are no longer any redeeming qualities to deflect attention away from that fact. Charlotte, Agent Fox, and just about 95% of the other female characters here are super far from how real women act. I sometimes wondered if this developer even tried when it comes to writing the women. It was interesting for a while but I really don't see the story or characters seeing any real significant improvements any time soon. The antagonists are now the only decent aspect of this AVN... and even then, I didn't play the whole update, so I'm not sure how their stories progressed. Anyway, that's enough criticism from me. Before you guys hit me with a hail of facepalms, know that this is just my opinionღ
 
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I literally just started this update, and the first thing Charlotte says to the MC is "Don't touch her, MC. Stay away from us!"
So we're totally going to ignore the fact that MC had just saved her daughter's life? Then a few moments later, it's like she does a complete 180 and is suddenly very concerned for MC. The writing is... questionable to say the least. Actually, I think it's always been questionable now that I really think about it. Charlotte, Agent Fox, and just about 95% of the other female characters here are super far from how real women act. I sometimes wondered if this developer even tried when it comes to writing the women. It was interesting for a while but I really don't see the story or characters seeing any real significant improvements any time soon. The antagonists are now the only decent aspect of this AVN. Anyway, that's enough criticism from meღ
I always love reading your comments my sister
 

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Are you crazy?
Any normal person seeing someone kill another person in cold blood like he did would feel like her. If she was just ok with the scene, even because he killed the guy in front of Emma, he didn't even care if she was seeing that scene or not when he killed Carter.
Ive seen the police come to the front of my house and shoot a bunch of lowlives thieves when I was 11 years old and I had a trauma about it. It is not something easy to handle. You see all the blood, all those people who once had life running through their body, voice, movement, just having nothing anymore. I had nightmare for a long time and couldn't sleep alone either.
That shit isn't something easy to see or to cope with.
we all very sorry for your experience. Really.
but may be you can tell us what will you feel if you see a bad man put a knife on the throat of your beloved daughter to slaughter her and ANYONE kill him to save her , what will you feel about him.??
and please be sure that A MOTHER can do any thing to save her daughter even sacrificing her own life.
 
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Sorry but no.

First, sorry about your experience. Really.

Second, she HIRED MC to do exactly what he did. What was she expecting? MC would protect her daughter with nice words and gentle ideas?

Moreover, this wasn't an 11 years old seeing the police attacking low lifes. This was PRECISELY a woman that has been attacked several times seeing someone she knows with a knife in her daughter's neck. She more than most knew how devastating and dangerous those assholes can be.

MC risks himself for them, physically hurting and attacking a corrupt police officer. His own life on the line here.

And her fucking response is "how can I trust him again?" For the 3rd or 4th time?

I could understand violence could traumatize her, but trusting MC should totally be out of the question by now. This shouldn't make her doubt. On the contrary, she should know this guy would go to the extreme xonsequences for to protect Emma.

So yeah. She doubting MC is absoluyely pure crap.
She didn't hire MC to kill people lol. SHe hired him to protect. Protect and killing are 2 different things. The police job is to protect people. Are you telling me that once they got someone immobilized they should then kill that person? If the police whose job is worse than a private bodyguard and they are trained to restrain but not kill why would a bodyguard job be killing someone? This is an outragerous mindset lol.

Second. Emma was a girl who lived her life from school to house and house to school and always accompanied by someone. She didn't have a social life, and we as humans, need to socialize to develop ourselves. That is why even if she is 18yo, since from the start of the LN she acts as a child. I am pretty sure when I was 11, I had more maturity that she did. I already know how to cook at that age. I'd do my laundry and other house stuff. And sometimes help my mother with her work.
As much as me almost everyone were more mature on their teenage years, probably most of us in this forum, than she is at the age of 18. But yet, I am pretty sure, if she saw something like that it would be even more traumatizing than it already was.
If you were not a victim of abuse you shouldn't talk on their behalf. No person who was abused wants someone to die or want to hurt others. Ofc They want the people who are abusers to pay for what they did, but they don't want to take their life or see them dying only because of it. They will defend themselves or act in their self defense if they can, but that is it.

You out here saying that "it is PRECISELY because she was abused" that she should understand or desire that is really strong. If you think that way you should look for professional help. And any person abused, who are damaged and think from now one that killing is the way, should look for professional help as well.
MC Had the means to restrain Carter and call the FBI agent to deal with the situation. He took the decision of taking that man's life without a second thought, that doesn't mean she should accept it.

And again the question "how could I trust him again?".
So you are telling me that if it was you, who were on MC's shoes, dealing with a woman who hired you and suffered abused and had trusted issues, you wouldn't accept her not being able to fully trust you, because you think you have done your job well enough that she should start seeing you otherwise?
Every person is different, some people who suffered from abuse may trust the next guy they meet. And some will probably never fully trust someone ever again. And everything they do, like killing another human being, will be seen as a reason to not fully trust someone. I don't think she is wrong in not trusting him and if MC is really a nice guy, a saint of a man, he will be patient with her. Because that is what a person who put themselves on other people shoes would act. And if at some point it is too much for him to handle, he can just step away.

You probably think she should be jumping on MCs dick right now only because he is doing his job as a payment, what really shows how men think. Always with their dicks.
 

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Thanks, I may have to try that as I don't recall ANY choices. Loved it anyhow but...

Edit: Shift-O doesn't work.
Maybe because it's SHIFT+o?
In case it really isn't working, then use unren or just put the attached file into the "game" subfolder of the game
 
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She didn't hire MC to kill people lol. SHe hired him to protect. Protect and killing are 2 different things. The police job is to protect people. Are you telling me that once they got someone immobilized they should then kill that person? If the police whose job is worse than a private bodyguard and they are trained to restrain but not kill why would a bodyguard job be killing someone? This is an outragerous mindset lol.

Second. Emma was a girl who lived her life from school to house and house to school and always accompanied by someone. She didn't have a social life, and we as humans, need to socialize to develop ourselves. That is why even if she is 18yo, since from the start of the LN she acts as a child. I am pretty sure when I was 11, I had more maturity that she did. I already know how to cook at that age. I'd do my laundry and other house stuff. And sometimes help my mother with her work.
As much as me almost everyone were more mature on their teenage years, probably most of us in this forum, than she is at the age of 18. But yet, I am pretty sure, if she saw something like that it would be even more traumatizing than it already was.
If you were not a victim of abuse you shouldn't talk on their behalf. No person who was abused wants someone to die or want to hurt others. Ofc They want the people who are abusers to pay for what they did, but they don't want to take their life or see them dying only because of it. They will defend themselves or act in their self defense if they can, but that is it.

You out here saying that "it is PRECISELY because she was abused" that she should understand or desire that is really strong. If you think that way you should look for professional help. And any person abused, who are damaged and think from now one that killing is the way, should look for professional help as well.
MC Had the means to restrain Carter and call the FBI agent to deal with the situation. He took the decision of taking that man's life without a second thought, that doesn't mean she should accept it.

And again the question "how could I trust him again?".
So you are telling me that if it was you, who were on MC's shoes, dealing with a woman who hired you and suffered abused and had trusted issues, you wouldn't accept her not being able to fully trust you, because you think you have done your job well enough that she should start seeing you otherwise?
Every person is different, some people who suffered from abuse may trust the next guy they meet. And some will probably never fully trust someone ever again. And everything they do, like killing another human being, will be seen as a reason to not fully trust someone. I don't think she is wrong in not trusting him and if MC is really a nice guy, a saint of a man, he will be patient with her. Because that is what a person who put themselves on other people shoes would act. And if at some point it is too much for him to handle, he can just step away.

You probably think she should be jumping on MCs dick right now only because he is doing his job as a payment, what really shows how men think. Always with their dicks.
first of all, nobody wants her to jump on his dick I don't know where you got that from

and what's with that's how men are crap

personally, I try not to judge people by their gender but okay

and once again I'm really sorry for what you went through and I wish you all the best
 

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I have to quote by parts because the amount of crap you said is absurd.

She didn't hire MC to kill people lol. SHe hired him to protect. Protect and killing are 2 different things. The police job is to protect people. Are you telling me that once they got someone immobilized they should then kill that person? If the police whose job is worse than a private bodyguard and they are trained to restrain but not kill why would a bodyguard job be killing someone? This is an outragerous mindset lol.
Yes, to protect. But not everything is as simple and not all decisions are black and white. In the middle of the fight, anything is possible. MC did his job. Only a blind person would believe that a bodyguard in that situation did wrong. He is not superman who can control perfect how the fight goes. I am not daying killing was the only choice but I am saying that he did his job. So stop trying to change the scenario
Second. Emma was a girl who lived her life from school to house and house to school and always accompanied by someone. She didn't have a social life, and we as humans, need to socialize to develop ourselves. That is why even if she is 18yo, since from the start of the LN she acts as a child. I am pretty sure when I was 11, I had more maturity that she did. I already know how to cook at that age. I'd do my laundry and other house stuff. And sometimes help my mother with her work.
As much as me almost everyone were more mature on their teenage years, probably most of us in this forum, than she is at the age of 18. But yet, I am pretty sure, if she saw something like that it would be even more traumatizing than it already was.
When did I mentioned Emma? I was talking about Charlotte. Read!
If you were not a victim of abuse you shouldn't talk on their behalf. No person who was abused wants someone to die or want to hurt others. Ofc They want the people who are abusers to pay for what they did, but they don't want to take their life or see them dying only because of it. They will defend themselves or act in their self defense if they can, but that is it.
This is total crap. In fact, you argument is flawed in so many levels. No 2 abused scenarios are the same. So according to your own argument no two persons should be able to speak on behalf of others. Even more, how the fuck do you know exactly what abused wnat of their abusers? You are speaking for others while you just said you shouldn't unless you were abused, but again, no abuse is equal to another. So.. how is it? Stop contradicting yourself.

And again the question "how could I trust him again?".
So you are telling me that if it was you, who were on MC's shoes, dealing with a woman who hired you and suffered abused and had trusted issues, you wouldn't accept her not being able to fully trust you, because you think you have done your job well enough that she should start seeing you otherwise?
Every person is different, some people who suffered from abuse may trust the next guy they meet. And some will probably never fully trust someone ever again. And everything they do, like killing another human being, will be seen as a reason to not fully trust someone. I don't think she is wrong in not trusting him and if MC is really a nice guy, a saint of a man, he will be patient with her. Because that is what a person who put themselves on other people shoes would act. And if at some point it is too much for him to handle, he can just step away.
Wow you missed the point. I am not putting myself in MC's point of view but on Charlotte.

I am saying that if I hire someone to protect my daughter, she is attacked, that someone saves her life and mine, that person has my trust. Am I happy he killed? No. But doubting? Absoutely fucking no. He is a trained person, doing his putting his life on the line. Why the fuck should I doubt him?

You probably think she should be jumping on MCs dick right now only because he is doing his job as a payment, what really shows how men think. Always with their dicks.
When did I suggest anything like? You are saying total shit.
First, I couldn't care less about MC fucking Charlotte.
Second, you are the one that thinks with their dick. I never remotely mentioned sex. So stop putting in my mouth things I have never even suggested.
And, saying "how men think" just show what kind of stupid person you are. Men, as women and any other gender if you will, are extremely complex and varied set of heterogenous people. They have very different personalities, characteristics and reactions. So you cannot simply say "how men think" you stupid, gendist (racist for gender?) Idiot.

EDIT: silly me, the word is sexist.
 
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we all very sorry for your experience. Really.
but may be you can tell us what will you feel if you see a bad man put a knife on the throat of your beloved daughter to slaughter her and ANYONE kill him to save her , what will you feel about him.??
and please be sure that A MOTHER can do any thing to save her daughter even sacrificing her own life.
Ok I will answer your question and see if you understand. When this happened in season 11 I was the one person who thought the way it went was really bad. First of all, Carter who wanted to kill Emma, just released her to fight MC with a knife.

If someone had a knife on the neck of my daughter to kill her, I'd kill him first If I could to protect her. That means, If the criminal didn't let her go (like Carter did) and I am skilled enough to pull out my gun and shoot him right in the head. That is what me as a father would do.

But that is not what happened. He released Emma. What I would do then was either runaway (with my daughter and her mother) or stay and fight while my daugther would runaway with her mother. Or even if I wanted to end his life, I'd pull out my gun as soon as he released her and shoot him, probably multiple times, if I wasn't in the right state of mind. But I would take responsability for what I'd done. I wouldn't think that the girl's mother should see me as a good guy, when I knew exactly what I was doing and I killed the guy intentionally. See the difference?

The problem in this discussion right now is people thinking that she should just be ok, fully trust him now and then open her legs to MC.

Now lets go back to what really happened in this VN. Carter left go of Emma, MC Fought him bravely with his bare hands, disarmed the man, immobilized him, then just killed the guy. Do you see the difference here? It was not something that happened so fast that he had no time to think. If he went to the trouble of doing all that, why kill Carter then, specially in front of Emma? Her life wasn't in danger that it would be categorized as self defense anymore.

He decided to take the man's life. At that point he should face the justice according to his actions and not expect that Charlotte would see it as an amazing action. You guys complaining about how she reacted, and saying she overreacted, or she not trusting him is a bunch of crap is the only thing I am going against right now lol.
For MC that might be his breakfast of every morning. But it is not how Charlotte sees or feel about it and that is 200% understandable.

If someone hurts your child and you wanna kill them for it. That is your decision. Just don't expect others to see it as ok or legal because it is not, unless it is self defense.
 
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Ok I will answer your question and see if you understand. When this happened in season 11 I was the one person who thought the way it went was really bad. First of all, Carter who wanted to kill Emma, just released her to fight MC with a knife.

If someone had a knife on the neck of my daughter to kill her, I'd kill him first If I could to protect her. That means, If the criminal didn't let her go (like Carter did) and I am skilled enough to pull out my gun and shoot him right in the head. That is what me as a father would do.

But that is not what happened. He released Emma. What I would do then was either runaway (with my daughter and her mother) or stay and fight while my daugther would runaway with her mother. Or even if I wanted to end his life, I'd pull out my gun as soon as he released her and shoot him, probably multiple times, if I wasn't in the right state of mind. But I would take responsability for what I'd done. I wouldn't think that the girl's mother should see me as a good guy, when I knew exactly what I was doing and I killed the guy intentionally. See the difference?

The problem in this discussion right now is people thinking that she should just be ok, fully trust him now and then open her legs to MC.

Now lets go back to what really happened in this VN. Carter left go of Emma, MC Fought him bravely with his bare hands, disarmed the man, immobilized him, then just killed the guy. Do you see the difference here? It was not something that happened so fast that he had no time to think. If he went to the trouble of doing all that, why kill Carter then, specially in front of Emma? Her life wasn't in danger that it would be categorized as self defense anymore.

He decided to take the man's life. At that point he should face the justice according to his actions and not expect that Charlotte would see it as an amazing action. You guys complaining about how she reacted, and saying she overreacted, or she not trusting him is a bunch of crap is the only thing I am going against right now lol.
For MC that might be his breakfast of every morning. But it is not how Charlotte sees or feel about it and that is 200% understandable.

If someone hurts your child and you wanna kill them for it. That is your decision. Just don't expect others to see it as ok or legal because it is not, unless it is self defense.
I find it funny how you accuse us of thinking with our dicks but your

the only one talking about Charlotte's opening her legs to MC.

but this conversation is slowly getting hostile and I don't like arguing so I'm going to walk away

have a nice day
 

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I find it funny how you accuse us of thinking with our dicks but your

the only one talking about Charlotte's opening her legs to MC.

but this conversation is slowly getting hostile and I don't like arguing so I'm going to walk away

have a nice day
People have been complaining about having no sex, slow burn, and about Charlotte not opening up to MC this entire time. I read like a thousand of comments before start commenting and when I comment I do responding to everything I have seen so far. If you have never seen anyone complaining about no sex scenes with any of the characters and specially with charlotte. So yes I am the only one talking about it, and mentioning it. lol

It will only get hostile if people want to. As long as you keep quoting me, and by you I mean anyone who's quoting me, I will respond with what I think about it. Either if you guys like my answer or not. It is up to you.
 

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What a game, honestly I'd like a bit more sexy time and I hope there will be substantially more, but the story is very interesting to follow, great game!
 
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People have been complaining about having no sex, slow burn, and about Charlotte not opening up to MC this entire time. I read like a thousand of comments before start commenting and when I comment I do responding to everything I have seen so far. If you have never seen anyone complaining about no sex scenes with any of the characters and specially with charlotte. So yes I am the only one talking about it, and mentioning it. lol

It will only get hostile if people want to. As long as you keep quoting me, and by you I mean anyone who's quoting me, I will respond with what I think about it. Either if you guys like my answer or not. It is up to you.
fair enough
 

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I think people are being too tough on Charlotte because of how traumatized she was after the assault. Folks process trauma differently and Charlotte certainly seems to respond to it with extremely avoidant behaviors. It isn't uncharacteristic of her to withdraw from people in the wake of a traumatic event. We see her do it over and over. Something violent or scary happens and she turtles up. I've already made my feelings about the Carter event abundantly clear but to put it aside it doesn't really matter if the MC was right or wrong, only how Charlotte perceived the event. She's a civilian and she isn't used to watching people die. This is different than when he gave a guy a punch to defend Kayla. All that incident proved to her is that the MC is willing and able to disable an opponent without killing them. She is convinced that he could have done so in this case as well, but as she is going through the process of absorbing other people's points of view (and she does hear them out) she realizes that it wasn't just about what she saw but larger implications that she either wasn't aware of or didn't consider. I can't really say that Charlotte was wrong for being afraid of MC after watching him kill a cop. If anything, her reaction to it was quite understated. Their quarrel about it lasted only the length of a single update and given the extremity of the event that isn't unreasonable. In fact, I am kind of amazed. She was scared of his tattoo, after all, so it would have been more uncharacteristic if she didn't react the way that she did after seeing him turn a guy room temperature in a dirty alley.
 

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This is total crap. In fact, you argument is flawed in so many levels. No 2 abused scenarios are the same. So according to your own argument no two persons should be able to speak on behalf of others. Even more, how the fuck do you know exactly what abused wnat of their abusers? You are speaking for others while you just said you shouldn't unless you were abused, but again, no abuse is equal to another. So.. how is it? Stop contradicting yourself.


Wow you missed the point. I am not putting myself in MC's point of view but on Charlotte.

I am saying that if I hire someone to protect my daughter, she is attacked, that someone saves her life and mine, that person has my trust. Am I happy he killed? No. But doubting? Absoutely fucking no. He is a trained person, doing his putting his life on the line. Why the fuck should I doubt him?

The argument is flawled only from your point of view. I showed you 2 different scenarios to prove my point. "how the fuck do you know exactly what abused wants of their abusers?" I am a social worker.
The only thing someone who have been abused want is to be free from their abuse and their abusers. That doesn't mean having them killed. Normally a person who suffers from the hand of others doesn't want to inflict harm to anyone.

You don't know what is the background of the writer so why do you wanna force your point of view of the situation into him?

I didn't agree with the direction the Dev took on chapter 11, reason why I made a lot of criticism at the time. But I liked the way he handled it. A person who never killed anyone, on any circumstances will think that taking someone's life in cold blood is something normal. and will cope with it very well. Charlotte already had trust issues due to everything she suffered, seeing how easy the guy she hired to protect her daughter killed someone, even if to "protect" her daughter will never see it as normal.
 

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I think people are being too tough on Charlotte because of how traumatized she was after the assault. Folks process trauma differently and Charlotte certainly seems to respond to it with extremely avoidant behaviors. It isn't uncharacteristic of her to withdraw from people in the wake of a traumatic event. We see her do it over and over. Something violent or scary happens and she turtles up. I've already made my feelings about the Carter event abundantly clear but to put it aside it doesn't really matter if the MC was right or wrong, only how Charlotte perceived the event. She's a civilian and she isn't used to watching people die. This is different than when he gave a guy a punch to defend Kayla. All that incident proved to her is that the MC is willing and able to disable an opponent without killing them. She is convinced that he could have done so in this case as well, but as she is going through the process of absorbing other people's points of view (and she does hear them out) she realizes that it wasn't just about what she saw but larger implications that she either wasn't aware of or didn't consider. I can't really say that Charlotte was wrong for being afraid of MC after watching him kill a cop. If anything, her reaction to it was quite understated. Their quarrel about it lasted only the length of a single update and given the extremity of the event that isn't unreasonable. In fact, I am kind of amazed. She was scared of his tattoo, after all, so it would have been more uncharacteristic if she didn't react the way that she did after seeing him turn a guy room temperature in a dirty alley.
Man. Thank you.

I may not be the nicest guy to reply to people with my point of view like you are, but I agree with you 100%. If I could write in english like you to seem less agressive on my comments I would lol.

You said everything I've been saying in a shorter and nicer way :D

This is exactly what I mean. This is her character. She has been like this since the start and I completely understand her. Someone like her would never see he killing someone with good eyes. Even though she didn't accept it very well, she went on his defense at the police station. And as you mentioned, she looked for other people's point of view to see if she was overreacting.
 
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The argument is flawled only from your point of view. I showed you 2 different scenarios to prove my point. "how the fuck do you know exactly what abused wants of their abusers?" I am a social worker
Being a social worker does not make you right. You have not seen the whole population of abused people. And even if you have, you cannot assume your observation of them is actually right.
And you contradicted youself. You say you showed 2 scenarios and then again claimed you know what svery single aboused person wants.
You don't know what is the background of the writer so why do you wanna force your point of view of the situation into him?
When did I talk about writer's background? I was talking about Charlotte.

And even then, writing fictioms means you can write outside of your own experience.
Flash news: no fantasy writer ever fought a dragon!

My critique was that from what is known of Charlotte's character, her reaction seems wrong. It shows a lack of potential growth. It is fine from a point of view of real life, a percentage of people can react like that, but it is not good for the story.

This is was a literary critique. But you tried to make it an analysis, flawed by the way, of abused people.
I didn't agree with the direction the Dev took on chapter 11, reason why I made a lot of criticism at the time. But I liked the way he handled it. A person who never killed anyone, on any circumstances will think that taking someone's life in cold blood is something normal. and will cope with it very well. Charlotte already had trust issues due to everything she suffered, seeing how easy the guy she hired to protect her daughter killed someone, even if to "protect" her daughter will never see it as normal.
Again, that is fine. You can like it. I can diskike it.

If it is about taste, there is nothing to discuss.

If it is about writing overall, we can argue whether something makes sense for the story or not.

For example, I guess it is a safe assumption to claim that if the story had been "Emma suddently gets super mad and kills Carter in cold blood" we would all br claiming "what the fuck?!"
 
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Charlotte is a hypocrite!
That's what she is! A fucking hypocrite!
No wonder her ex-hubby kicked her teeth in.

MC: What do you mean by "staying away"?
Charlotte : Exactly what I said! You murderer!
MC : But you hired me to protect Emma!
Charlotte : So what!?
MC : She is right.
Player : No she isn't, you fucking wuss!
 
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