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I never said that Alexander caused the accident. I imagine that Alexander had plenty of enemies that would want him and those close to him dead. If Luke was the first kid, which he would have to be, what he did after doesn't matter for this theory.The Big Three ("B3" =Veronica/Elena/Yvette) state that Alexander's ultimate goal was a son from him and the perfect woman, or at the very least a son period, and the other sisters confirm this second goal. So why would Alexander destroy either of his lifelong goals is if Luke was his son, by Callista or otherwise. Veronica confirms in a B3 meeting that Kane is THE son of Callista (so Seth isn't her blood son). If the accident "was no accident" and Callista was the sole survivor with as powerful, careful, and paranoid of a planner as Alexander, he arranged it to ensure that Callista survived, and that she was the only one that could. He banged both Elena and Yvette, who had given birth before Callista even fled (pregnant with Kane upon flight, and age gap between Olivia and Kane).
Veronica was the genius, and we know Alexander used her big time. Juliette and Dominique were both his proposed heirs at the beginning of the game. Astrid was punished for defying him. The fact that the only thing we know about Alessandra's connection with her father is that he's her father, and she didn't mind what she went through is telling about how much attention he paid to her.I'm not sure where you're getting that Alexander ignored Alessandra, as she also went through the trials. Still, she apparently sees her older sisters as being too soft, as they complain about having "invisible scars" while Alessandra views it as "Oh just boring past events that were of no issue" (in so many words). We also learn right off the bat that she's a mathematical genius, and thus runs all of KG's accounting, which apparently isn't a managerial position, which she states she prefers that lack of drudgery-- I mean: responsibility.
Dominique is conflicted and constantly tries to be good; she would never call herself a cruel goddess. Veronica might do cruel things, but she does them in the name of science. She doesn't revel in her cruelty, definitely wouldn't give herself a name that would boast about her cruelty.I'm also not sure how you can conclude that Dominique and Veronica, who have self-described as being "cruel" and even performing/perpetuating evil, would therefore not refer to herself as "cruel goddess". Furthermore, Callista is supporting Grymm, but Elena will confess that an evil Olivia will effectively make "Callista roll over in her grave after seeing you take this path," so who would a good "good Callista" support in the Gambit?
Where do you get she's supporting Grymm? She's working with her because she has to, doesn't mean she supports her or the things she does.
I forgot to put this part, but Olivia looks like one of Alexander's sisters revelation comes from the beginning of chapter 5 during Olivia's talk with her mother.I can smell your cooking, and I like it.
I agree on Luke theory and dunno on Olivia (need more info). Astrid could be older than Jules/Alessa, she goes to cryosleep because of her sickness, so she might seem younger than she actually is.
As for Grym Gudinna, I kinda thought it was agreed upon that it was Alessa. I swear I've read in this thread before that it's swedish for Cruel Goddess, and there's only one Goddess in the game - Alessa. SecretSub path makes it crystal clear beyond any shadow of a doubt. I'd bet Silver_Crow117's kidneys on it.![]()
Once again, I deny myself important information due to my refusal to do sub-things