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My point was she was trying on bikinis in a clothing shop. The last time I checked a bikini is a piece of clothing so that's pretty normal. Now, having said that, some of those were micro bikinis, that showed plenty of flesh, but still, she wasn't completely nude.I don't get your point here yes the swimsuits weren't that bad until the last two but she was still clearly uncomfortable and bullied into doing what her mother who is also her employer told her to, I don't see how she could walk away from that.
Carmine is her mother and also her employer, that's true. That's also the main reason why I think she should have just refused to do it. We don't know a lot about their dynamic, but I highly doubt she would have just fired her because of that.
Let me present you a scenario here. She should have just turned to the MC and asked him to leave. In this case she wouldn't have disobeyed her mother, and also would have shifted all the responsibility to the MC, and as a player in this case you'd have a choice to stay or leave. The fact that the dev decided to do the whole scene differently and Tiara didn't ask the MC to leave, surely means there's more to this whole thing that we are lead to believe.
Agreed.The fact that Rachel and Carmine both knew she was uncomfortable but bullied her into doing it anyway because Tiara is "soft" makes them both horrible people and makes Carmine out to be a horrible mother and person if she is knowingly forcing her daughter into situations that she isn't comfortable with.
I respect your opinion, but in my book it's not sexual harassment. How can this be the same thing as making sexual comments about someone's appearance, groping someone, forcing them to have sex with you for whatever reason and so on? The difference is night and day.This also isn't including the fact that it is sexual harassment and I don't know what person would sexually harass their own daughter, never mind Rachel joining in and encouraging that kind of behavior. Then their is also how fucking weird it is that someone is buying micro bikinis for their niece that is just completely strange.
Because I don't think it's sexual harassment, see above.I didn't understand you. You don't mind the scene that much but why?
The answer is we know fuck all about their relationship. She should have said or done something, but she didn't and I'm sure there's a reason for that. Will it be a good enough reason? Time will tell. I'm sure we'll learn more about them in the next part, possibly on our ride back home with Rachel.The only question, and that bothers me too. And in that Point I agree with you. Why did tiara not face slap her mother and make a scene? Because we wouldn't see her in Bikinis. That's the only reason I see.
I partly agree with you here, although in this case I think the MC is pretty consistent so far. I mean this is the same guy who can't really talk to girls, he is still kinda intimidated by Rachel and who is kind of a recluse. I don't think him awkwardly praising her feet is out of character at all. Same goes for the whole thing at the clothing shop. More choices would have been nice for sure, but at least we are not being forced to have a foot fetish or get into some femdom with the milfs. At the end of the day we are playing as a character that the dev made and not ourselves. The choices you make in game are yours, but the character outside of those choices is not. It's very easy to forget that.Let's discuss the MC, the weak point of a lot of the games nowadays. This game is unfortunately no exception.
One last thing about the MC. We are still early in the story, so I think it's too early to judge him. There's a thing called character development so I'm not going to judge him too harshly till we get closer to endgame. If he remains the same guy he was at the beginning of the story, then the criticism is warranted.
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