Alice.............that was so damn sad. Even when you save her in the other ending you don't get to be with her it's pretty much a lose lose situation.
Also, I ain't gonna lie I get the guilt Caleb has but Daniel kinda took the easy way out, it also really pisses me off how badly his bullshit screwed everyone over.
Keira asking to be turned in the end is kinda wild to me, especially if you are in a relationship with her, there is literally no way that doesn't end in tragedy, even if she does get her revenge how does she intend to reconcile her immortality with Caleb aging.
I hope this doesn't mean Alice is completely out of the story tho.
And honestly I can't for the life of me see a method of redemption for Marie that I can accept if she doesn't do a Sacrifice play for caleb in the end.
Spoiler tags dude
it's understatable she calls him a monster after that.
"You killed my
, YOU MONSTER!" I can understand her being upset and not wanting him to do it, but actively thinking and worse yet saying it's monstrous or makes him a monster is a bridge too far
Honestly I get the feeling something has not been made clear between what Daniel did and why the MC got the short end of the stick.
Yeah maybe, I don't agree with the guy you're replying to because she really could've just frozen up and had that kind of psychological reaction, and not wanting to be touched at all after what JUST happened to her, is also plausible.
However her reaction to Caleb is completely sus, combine that with how shocked Daniel himself looked...
I wouldn't be too surprised if we find out later that he was brainwashed/magically compelled into doing it and she knew but maybe didn't exactly expect what he did
Who are those most?
He wasn't the one who was raped.
Historically the punishment for that was execution, same as murder and if the MC did that to avenge a murder instead it would be a silly argument to say 'he wasn't the one that was murdered' most people don't believe that rapists should be allowed to live.
The removal of the Death Penalty in most places was from a top down decree of some form or another, the only exception I can find is Ireland, outside of that, the death penalty was popular from the places where the governing body decided to stop practicing it.
EDIT: Even in the case of Ireland it's probably because they wanted to make it impossible to legally execute IRA people at the time
Also, need a Caleb version of THIS