100% the same. I like Gina's cafe because it is a reminder that no important thought, sleuthung or story can happen without coffee - I clearly haven't had enough todayAgree. That sums up my state-of-mind most of the time.
Somebody mention coffee?100% the same. I like Gina's cafe because it is a reminder that no important thought, sleuthung or story can happen without coffee - I clearly haven't had enough today
Same world...same people (some)....connected story.
Well, the young adult Katie from WIAB appears as a middle-aged woman in SG. I'll let you draw the conclusion from there. Anybody with 2 brain cells to rub together should be able to figure that one out.
I have to say, one looked like bella, the other like the crying woman psychiatrist in summer gone. Even the one with 2 colored hair looked familiar. Guess I need to play them directly after each other, to not get confused... Guess it's difficult with only 1 braincell...Well, the young adult Katie from WIAB appears as a middle-aged woman in SG. I'll let you draw the conclusion from there. Anybody with 2 brain cells to rub together should be able to figure that one out.
I don't blame you. With pretty much every woman in both games capable of winning the Miss Universe pageant, the sensory overload makes it easy to get confused. But the upside is, you have a totally legitimate reason to play them again. Also, pay attention to the names and dialogs, especially in SG, and you'll see lots of name droppings and hints that references back to WIAB.
Now just where did I say it's an issue? No, I didn't? Ok good. Now that we are all clear and on the same page, moving right along...Not seeing the issue.....
Interesting theory.
As I stated in the SG and WiAB theories thread, Scarlett (from WiaB) is Nojiko's old Boss at the hospital. Whether Nojiko was also involved in Scarlett's drug business is unknown, but if Nika and Nami are Zanes, I can see Scarlett asking Nojiko to take care of them if they were in danger.
I assume it's the recycling of models.
Good point about Nojiko/Scarlet.
Simplest thing is to agree the Noji is shielding them. She's at very least obviously shielding Nika and Nami from knowing the movers and shakers of the town. So she is doing that. The reasons could be parentage, in which case there is deliberated distance chosen by the parents, whether to hide genetics or simply abandoned; compassionate reasons - if their parents are in fact dead, which then branches to accidental death or 'accidental' death for involvement is events we don't know about yet or collateral damage of same events. We still have the scene where Nika mentions remembering his mum reading, so the event wasn't immediate abandonment or purely seeking to hide the children, unless the person Nika remembers is just the first 'foster' parent who wasn't subtle enough and was uncovered. I think we can reasonably assume foul play - but if the parents/first foster parents were taken out deliberately, that left the kids untouched. It wouldn't be hard to notice them being fostered out to Noji, who is known by the movers and shakers - so the kids weren't the target, or it was just an accident.
This is an excellent theory. Or not a direct boss but part of the hierachy making her life hard. HR isn't anyone's boss directly, but damn they make work difficult to get done. Noji does mention the pressures of work multiple times and the people she has to work with being the problem.
The Emilio thing I think he is suspicious by nature, but it really depends on who Nika and Nami's parent were as to whether they'd be on his radar. Although, with Noji having a history with Katie, the Petrovas, Amber, Emilia, and now Nick (who has connections to the Holgersons via Vanessa (it would be strange Noji isn't on his radar automatically, she's got too many degrees of connection to the Zane's to go unnoticed, so Nika should already be on the radar. It could just be a way to deal with the exposition of the scene.
