- Apr 9, 2018
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Most definitely, I really only gravitate towards select violence, never anything against women, but things like self defense and rape revenge for example bring it all on.
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- Jan 12, 2017
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After Emma saw MC in action she got so wet that she squished when she walked. They had to mop out the back seat of the car after her ride home.
- Mar 25, 2021
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I wonder if we'll ever get a scene where we take Emma on a date or something like that?
I think it could be a really sweet moment I just know I would be so nervous if it was real life though.
I think it could be a really sweet moment I just know I would be so nervous if it was real life though.
- Oct 10, 2022
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I thought you were the one who took Emma out to the cinema.
- Mar 25, 2021
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No that was Zak. But don't worry I'll make sure Emma's first real date is the most perfect date ever.
- Mar 17, 2021
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Yeah, I can see how your date went... You on the right side, tuxedo, Emma on the left side, flowery dress... Trying to touch each others hand... Suzi is between you two... I cannot remember what she wore...
- Jul 17, 2021
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I agree with this. No child should witness that kind of shit. Emma is a child in many ways. By doin that in front of her, part of her innocence was lost.
- Mar 25, 2021
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I know some people say she has to "grow up" but I don't think seeing something like that helps her at all I know it would scar me for life and I'm older and way more cynical than sweet & innocent Emma.
I don't know how I would react in that situation but the thought of anyone hurting Emma makes me really angry so I might have done the same thing as the mc in the heat of the moment.
- Jul 17, 2021
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Violence doesn't bother me. Never has. Do I regret killin that dude? No. It had to be done. The only thing that bothers me is the fact that Emma was there. I still wouldn't change what I did though. As I said, it needed to be done. The thought of any child being harmed makes me angry. But someone could argue the fact that Emma seeing that harmed her and I can't refute what they say.
- Mar 17, 2021
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Agree. Children shouldn't come in situations to become a target... Or witnessing murder. But MC was right, that bastard didn't deserve to live... Corrupt colleges, good lawyer and situation turns dark again for whole Lloyd family... MC killed him and created a pause for a moment. Those guys know now its a bad time for anything when Feds are there. But if Charlie and her lawyer weren't there, well...
- Jul 10, 2017
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What game did you play and why did you already forget playing it?
Emma is head over hills for zak and would have been there with him no matter what. The sole purpose for Emma being there with the detective was - the detective was holding her at knife point, bragging about killing her in front of her mom
End of story.
Emma is head over hills for zak and would have been there with him no matter what. The sole purpose for Emma being there with the detective was - the detective was holding her at knife point, bragging about killing her in front of her mom
You have nothing to game if Emma is not there. MC would simply zoom past the alley alltogether and never meet the detective if Emma was some place else.
End of story.
- Jul 17, 2021
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It also send a message to the other bad guys. Not that they'll heed the message. So, at some point, we'll have to kill again.
- Jul 10, 2017
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Ever heard of a bodyguard waiting for permission to guard and fend for his VIP?
MC is not proactive .. he is only reacting to seeing Emma at knife point and heeding the threats to her life. He needs a game plan if he is ever going to make a difference.
Ever seen a bodyguard not knowing what to do and letting things escalate to beat her up proportions? Over reacting after the things got to the worst possible scenario: that might get you the coveted scenes.
- Apr 9, 2018
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She and Charlie both now know you're capable of protecting them, and that goes a long way with the kind of threats they've dealt with.. even if you are afraid of spiders. LOL
'cept that Charlotte kept Emma from actually seeing it happen. The most Emma saw was the cop lying there afterwards.
- Nov 14, 2017
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she's not the brightest bulb but still she knew what happened.
- Jul 17, 2021
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Doesn't matter. Would you want your daughter/niece/whatever seein a fresh body layin at your feet?
If he was threatening to kill her moments before, then yeah, I'd have no problem with them seeing that the threat is over. Emma was already traumatized by the cops actions, seeing it resolved with finality will only help her.
I think it was a belt of human heads....Yeah, I can see how your date went... You on the right side, tuxedo, Emma on the left side, flowery dress... Trying to touch each others hand... Suzi is between you two... I cannot remember what she wore...
- Jul 17, 2021
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I disagree somewhat. It could help, but either way, that ordeal was traumatizin.