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It's only a problem if Tess has her very own Rian Johnson writing behind her to fuck her writing up. So far her reveals have been good and coherent it's when we start running into dead ends that they'll become problematic.The big problem with this particular type of storytelling (the 'Mystery Box' technique, fuck you Jar-Jar Abrams) is that the fan theories usually turn out to be much more coherent and interesting than what the writer eventually presents (or sometimes parts of the story are just dropped altogether), and that just kills your investment in the story. In the end, you're frustrated and eventually become resentful of the IP (I know I have with Star Wars).
So far we've had a lot of mystery boxes in KG, some of them were obvious from the moment they were set up (Olivia's parentage, Red Mask's identity (I fucking told you guys!)) and we got fairly satisfactory revelation scenes. However, plenty more mysteries remain (7th Board member, who's Luke, the Braclet thing etc) and I hope we will get good answers to those in the next few updates, because these mystery boxes can and will outstay their welcome by the end of, say, ep.10. By that time we should be in the Endgame, actively working towards the goal of our choice, not childishly fumbling in the dark looking for answers.
People, person bad word choice changes nothing about what I said. Which is that few people know of the island's existence and 2 (maybe 3 depending on how far along Nadia got), know of its true intention.Wut? it's not "people", just Nadia. And, btw, maybe it's not even a bribe, Vernoica says they've made an agreement... so who knows.
Cynthia is keeping quiet for other reasons, most likely... And no, I don't think it's fear for Kane's safetly, au contraire, I think Cynthia also wants Kane to succeed so a dekock rises to power... remeber, she knows Cole is alive and is about to rescue him, so having Kane rise up within the KG, and then reveal what they did to his dad would basically turn him to their side... it's probably more of a strategic move.
Cynthia's only going along with that current plan now because she has no choice since it was sprung on her. I don't imagine she planned to send someone untrained into a gambit on the one-in-a-million chance that he's dominant enough to rise to the top and that he'll believe actual strangers when they reveal what happened. If she's not keeping Callista at arm's length, then she's a big dummy especially since it's obvious ole girls playing both sides. If Kane is on the sub-path, Cynthia's definitely more worried about trying to keep him safe.
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