I imagine so too, although it might be something very much accidental -- e.g. Hana questioning Edwin while at the club if he really thought it's a good idea, or about the details, or something along the lines, and either Ian himself happening to be nearby, or some other third party overhearing it and delivering the news to Ian for whatever reason.
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And if Mina is bicurious. If she's not, she doesn't make advances to Hana and so the latter doesn't know yet.
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Hi!
Who could remind me, why does MC keep everything (what he get to know) to himself? Why did he, having learned that Coach sold Veronica the gym at Samson's suggestion, not say a word about it to Veronica?
Or, as always, is the hero obliged to constantly act stupid like an idiot just to make the story longer? Although, perhaps I just missed something in his thoughts, which, by the way, were of an illegible font and color?
Maybe MC did not collect enough facts to form a "corpus delicti"?
Who can tell me?
maybe MC wants all Carnations to himself as "house girls"?
Who could remind me, why does MC keep everything (what he get to know) to himself? Why did he, having learned that Coach sold Veronica the gym at Samson's suggestion, not say a word about it to Veronica?
Or, as always, is the hero obliged to constantly act stupid like an idiot just to make the story longer? Although, perhaps I just missed something in his thoughts, which, by the way, were of an illegible font and color?
Maybe MC did not collect enough facts to form a "corpus delicti"?
Who can tell me?
maybe MC wants all Carnations to himself as "house girls"?
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It wouldn't make any real difference, in the sense it's not like learning this would alleviate any of Veronica's trouble, and it'd potentially upset Veronica very much right before the weekend exhibition. MC has some thoughts about it when he visits the gym and runs into the Coach. Ultimately, his focus is on trying to resolve the actual issue.
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Because if Veronica learned that her misfortunes were the direct result of Samson trying to fuck her (literally and figuratively), she's likely to respond by breaking his nose again then quitting the competition. Her stubborn pride has been keeping her in, but that same pride would probably compel her to deny Samson his prize even at the cost of her gym. Veronica quitting halfway through the competition would reflect very poorly on the MC, so he's keeping mum for the moment.
He can help rationalize that decision with additional arguments "the info wouldn't help Veronica save her gym right now," or "Kathleen would retaliate against Veronica if she quits early." Those other points are not necessarily incorrect, but they don't seem to be the crucial argument, at least in the MC's mind. The MC is unwilling to risk his education by failing spectacularly in his lucrative new job.
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Sad thats only 3 Harper scene there. Hopefully we get some good alone quallity time with harper soon.
Which is why he is going to do fuck all about any revelation from Victoria with regard to Chuck or August. He stuck around when Kathleen made it clear Victoria was fair game early on. Nothing he learns from her about Grace or Chuck changes anything in that regard.
It rather goes against the early plot points that the MC is cold and sadistic with a taste for violence when he's turned the other cheek at every turn thus far. The kid willing to bounce a rock off someone's skull is going to do nothing to Kathleen, Chuck, Grace or August.
There's slight difference between assaulting another kid, and people who are protected by literal war criminals. It would hardly end for the MC with his parent called by the school principal.
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Eh, don't make the same mistake Kathleen is making. The fact that the MC has a serious sadistic streak doesn't mean that his other traits are fake. The MC is capable of both cruelty and altruism. The whole point of the game is that his experiences have carefully balanced him on a knife's edge. It's only when he consciously chooses a side to favor that the MC could thereafter be labeled as a "good" or "bad" person.
Of course, that choice is going to have to come late in the game for obvious reasons.
That is very true. The MC isn't a brainless idiot incapable of understanding that. This isn't the stone age though. Options beyond stones and clubs exist and have for a long time. The MC also has the intellect necessary to understand that and make the adjustments necessary. He simply will not. You have to give a shit enough about something other than yourself enough to do that.
Sure, but what exactly such options *are* there for the MC? The local police force is much more likely to work against him than help him. And the last guy who allegedly tried to stand up to Kat was made disappear without a trace. The MC isn't some sort of genius millionaire Batman to play a vigilante, he's just a student with no resources to speak of.
That is what I find so glaring in this situation...
Chuck and Kathleen for sure know about the MC's past. It's unclear what August knows.
Rage and violence are established character traits for the MC. Being a fire bug is a player choice though.
So why are two, supposedly really smart, people trying their damnedest to break the outer shell to the MC's inner monster while also doing things that can logically turn him into a driven and devoted enemy? The MC isn't a dumb street rat or stupid. He is prone to extreme retribution when someone he cares about is in harms way. At least he was. That seems to have changed in a few short years.
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He has a building full of the people responsible for many things. He knows when and where with 100% certainty. The rest is just chemistry. Something a future doctor would know plenty about. And that is the easy, not even trying to be smart about it answer.
The extent of MC's pyromania was to set fire to neighbor's shed when he was 12 or so. I think you're vastly overestimating his penchant and capability for actual violence.
Not to mention he doesn't strike me as someone who'd risk lives of other, innocent people. Or that the building is under full surveillance 24/7 and you can hardly play an amateur firestarter in such environment.
And even if he did pull it off, then how do you imagine he's supposed to deal with the aftermath, when a bunch of pissed off criminals descend on both him and his mother? Because you don't expect all of them to just conveniently die?
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I'm really interested to find out more about Sophia, I get the feeling by how Abel uses her and her weird attitudes that she may have been broken and coniditioned. Would make for a really interesting story about ethics and morals.
You're missing the point entirely.
The fact that he could blow that building in place because he has
1. The technical know how
2. Easy access to the necessary information and materials necessary
3. A history of harsh violence
4. An assumed (by Chuck and Kathleen at least) dark sadistic personality
5. Youthful lack of future forward thinking
All of that makes him someone you don't just fuck with for shits and giggles if you are as smart as Chuck and Kathleen are supposed to be. The fact that he has done zero zilch nada thus far means he isn't doing shit no matter what Victoria reveals or keeps to herself. That is the point I'm making. He's sold his soul for tuition. Victoria's situation is a nice cliffhanger and little more.
Uhm, no? "How to make explosives and blow up buildings" isn't part of a doctor's education. There's no indication that MC has ever researched such topics.
Again, no? Where is that easy access supposed to come from?
He's got one such incident on record. As a mid-school kid.
Dark sadistic personality doesn't exactly mean a person will go around blowing up buildings without a second thought. As evidenced by both Chuck and Kathleen who also fit this description and yet don't partake in such activities.
His entire reason to agree to Chuck's proposal was for his future career. He repeatedly considers consequences of his actions on his future and weights pros and cons.
I get the impression you envision the MC as some sort of comic book Punisher in the making, when in reality he's a nerdy and pretty sheltered kid.
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It's simple chemistry and yes, he took more than basic chemistry in university. He's preparing to take his MCAT's not his ACT/SAT
Chuck Kathleen and August very much rely on violence as part of their business model. That is why they have Warren and Jacob on staff and connections to other criminal collectives such as the Russian.
And no, I don't think the MC is any comic book anything. I think he's decided his tuition is more important than anything else and so Chuck, Kathleen and August can do as they please to anyone they please. The MC will stand by and shrug it off.