Hi ename144!
... No. She was a party girl, not a prostitute. Frat girls don't necessarily become whores. When she met Elias, she was a bartender. The problem is more that you're focused on making her what you want to be instead of listening to her story. Each person has layers to their character and for Felicia specifically, she's not the titles of "House wife", "trophy wife" or any other thing. Yes, she's a direct contrast to Rosalind who was the devoted mother and she has stepkids. Yes, she climbed up to social ranks. But the strength of her character is not in a label. It's in how she defied the odds to make it where she thought she wanted to be.
Pretty sure it was mentioned that she left her small town with a trucker (sexual stuff for the ride?) and then had a sugardaddy (prostitution) who was paying for her college. Or am I completely confusing this with something else?
Wrong on both counts. Yes, she left her small town. But when she's on the wooden horse, she points out she still talks to her mother but doesn't talk much about what she's doing. There's been no sugardaddy but someone she took advantage of (sexual isn't implied) and that's when she goes to the hideaway. What I picked up is that she got someone to help her through college as she joined a frat house but she adjusted to someone that helped her get through.
Don't worry, you express yourself quite well. I just don't agree with your analysis.Hi ename144!
We might see Abel and Sophia differently, but that let´s us cover all bases.
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I think the one night stand is Ian. The "then" means "and finally (no chronological order)" rather than "after that"
Read it again. You are right. Its not as clear as I remembered it. The part about "wielding her power as a beautiful girl when she realized it" sounds not good, as does her mentioning of an online "friend" that paid her rent during college - but I tend to agree with you. It sounds more like she used her looks to take advantage of naive men than straight up prostituting herself - and its probably how TD meant it.
My emphasis - We can't make that connection. College, fraternity, is one thing. But I don't know if the dude is a sugar daddy, a young college kid who helped her out, August, or anyone else.
I mean, you're putting yourself into that position. Elias isn't naive. He's unaware. And I highly doubt that in a marriage of convenience, love is an issue. Felicia wasn't happy about her home town and that's no defining thing. Hell, Veronica doesn't talk to her father so should that be a ding when Felicia at least talks to mom?
Reading the whole tantrum about the art school for a second time turns her imo into a total joke. Saving that school is a good deed, and the desire to be able to do something like that in the future is understandable - but it would have changed her life ZERO and its really nothing more than a "new project" of a wealthy woman with no meaning in life. To use this as a justification for what she is doing to her husband is a bad joke - and Edwin and anyone else who fell for her little story is imo at serious risk to get milked to the bone by women. Fap two times before signing any contracts, friends!
I think being Elias Ford III. is enough to make many women quite tolerant of his prattling - at least until the marriage without prenup is sealed. lol
Yeah, that's one of two sore spots I have from the prologue, owed to being written back before our initial release when all the characters and their relationships were more nebulous. Part of me wants to believe it's somewhat in character since Ian is leaning on the whole "I invited you to the club" thing, and she does need a little prompting, but in truth that doesn't fully sit right with me either with how their relationship gets contextualized in later updates.However, to me, that's not the worst thing she has done or more accuarately that's not the worst thing she "can" do.
To tell the truth (I apologize to TD and other Felicia fans) she is my second most disliked character of the 6 girls just below Kathleen and the reason is: The threesome with Edwin and Killian.
I will explain, loyalty is a trait I value greatly in people ( my last name means loyal, yes you can consider me a hypocrite for my fav girl being Mina IDC
What is the other sore spot of the prologue for you?, if you don't mind sharing. I am curious.
To be fair when you really get down to it it's kinda just me being nitpicky (and I'm also kinda bias since of the potential girls I like Mina the most). You can also justify or "headcanon" that(if the threesome happens) Felicia later interactions with Mina are also fueled by guilt and regret. It is one of the caveats of not having every part of the story planned. But considering how much I've played and that is the only contradiction I found should tell you how seamless all your story is.
When Edwin blocks the drunk dude's punch with his forehead.
