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just played the update and the scenes are leaps and bounds better than the first one. The only thing missing is the animation but if it takes too long to do then its fine to leave it out.
btw what does the password do? what "extra content" is there. I finished the update before inputting the codes so idk whats different.
btw what does the password do? what "extra content" is there. I finished the update before inputting the codes so idk whats different.
It would be great if there would be progress with the "Little Mermaid" in the next update. She didn't come home for nothing.
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yeah I assume there will be some focus swap to Suzi now she is home. I think this chapter was more to set things up to focus more on the romance. Like Suzi coming home , and I think the Jason storyline being done or mostly done at least for awhileIt would be great if there would be progress with the "Little Mermaid" in the next update. She didn't come home for nothing.
In general, since I started to draw analogies with Disney princesses, I will continue. Lucy is Cinderella. Because she solves all the problems in the family. Suzi is, of course, a little Mermaid. Emma becomes Snow White for her naivety. And Charlotte is Belle. Because she thought MC was a Beast, and now he's a prince to her.
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Actual footage of Suzi's dream about MC.She comes home and... what? Harassing a "caveman"?
Nicely. Although it's a bit creepy. Why? Because of the age. Actually, we don't know exactly how old the caveman is. That's why his whole relationship with the Lloyd family is weird. Except for Lucy. Charlotte is 40 years old. MС is clearly younger than her. For Charlotte to fall in love with a man younger than her is strange. Like a last chance? Emma herself realizes that her dreams about MC are wrong. Suzi is certainly more relaxed about sex, but she also calls MC old for her. Is that her fetish: older men?
And only the relationship with Lucy looks normal in this regard. They are about the same age and they have a lot to talk about.
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No it isn't, age is just a number when it comes to falling for someone. Besides I think we can assume that the MC is certainly closer to Charlotte's age than Emma or Suzi.
The current routes in the game are:
Which of the possible 7/8 saves did you want?
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Why is it strange for a grown woman to fall in love with a grown man, even if he is a few years younger than her? You even say that we don't know how old he is, for all you know, he is the older one of the two. You're just assuming (for whatever reason) that he is younger, but even if he is, it's irrelevant to their relationship.Nicely. Although it's a bit creepy. Why? Because of the age. Actually, we don't know exactly how old the caveman is. That's why his whole relationship with the Lloyd family is weird. Except for Lucy. Charlotte is 40 years old. MС is clearly younger than her. For Charlotte to fall in love with a man younger than her is strange. Like a last chance? Emma herself realizes that her dreams about MC are wrong. Suzi is certainly more relaxed about sex, but she also calls MC old for her. Is that her fetish: older men?
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It's quite natural for a teenager to fall in love with an older woman. I am a sinner myself. The question is what motivates this woman to reciprocate.
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Anything. Literally anything. She doesn't need a magical reason (though some might argue that love is magical...).
It's perfectly normal and natural for a woman to fall in love with a younger man, just as it is for a man to fall in love with a younger woman. There's nothing unusual in it at all - and especially here, as any age gap is going to be quite negligible anyway. It's not like the MC here is 17 or something, if anything he's maybe a few years younger than Charlotte. You're seeing problems that just aren't there.
That would make sense. One thing is: this particular woman (Charlotte) hasn't had a man in a very long time. She's not good at it at all. She says several times that she wants to retire. She also talks about the fact that the children have grown up and it's time for her to find a man. This gave me the idea that she follows the principle of "it doesn't matter who, the main thing is here and now."
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Well, that in itself is one answer to the question you ask of what "motivates" Charlotte to pursue this relationship...