Now that she's no longer in college, it's probably time for Angela to actually figure out what exactly she wants from life. Specifically in the romance department.
Meanwhile, Cain's enemy roams the streets. She's the highest chemistry match for him, too. Perhaps there's something to this.
Whatever it is, Angela's still in charge of the high school. She doesn't really want to be. She'd rather become a lawyer. So until she can pass the baton, she's in a sort of weird place.
These two townies love to squabble all the time and get in the way of Viola trying to do her work.
Cain has even less interest in running a school and since he's cemented himself in the sibling that does fuck all, he gets to sleep in until the afternoon.
and give the cat some nice hugs :)
would you look who showed up... they actually apologized to each other and had a few normal conversations before he left for work to do some gaming.
After getting home from dealing with teenagers, Angela wanted some time to party with other actual adults. She also had some business to attend to.
Since Dustin's very claimed by this point, they formally agreed to stop doing their whole 'clinging to teenage relationships' thing. no longer do i have to fear a Jealousy Event every time the whole crew hangs out.
during the party, ashley was confronted with the consequences of his actions. he seemed pretty chill with it all things considered. after all, even if he's arranged marriaged into the capps or something it's definitely not a loss for him.
Angela also asks Romeo to stay friends. He doesn't care. I don't even know if they ever had anything in college. I think both of them branched out after high school. Which leaves her only still in love with Miranda, Jimmy, and the bartender guy who is very nice and she gets along with but isn't super close to. Miranda's a hot mess, so she's off the table and Angela isn't even really into women in the end. Not enough to commit to one.
Speaking of hot mess, Miranda couldn't go five minutes without making out with a former sorority sister and pissing off her baby daddy. Well, maybe it's not all fine. Either way I like the drama of a shotgun wedding so I'm forcing them to live miserably together for now once I finally reach that part of the rotation.
Angela's not into him, but apparently she thinks he's kinda funny. Her bartender buddy didn't even flirt with her during the party, but Jimmy did, so maybe the choice is being made for her. The world's most pathetic bachelorette challenge goes on. Speaking of Miranda, Cain's still head-over-heels for her despite her cheating on him with his dad and also his sister and also half the town. He started hitting it off with one of the current sorority sisters, though.
angela you don't need another god damn romance sim in your life! NO!! you are way too easily charmed for this!
The twins convene after the raging success of a party to chat about their situations. Cain kinda wants to do something more with his life now that their parents are dead and he doesn't have to put up with running into them in public anymore. Angela's just glad to have her options cleared up a bit.
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guy who wants to fuck herbert west: no i understand dan cain as a character. his agency and his motivation all make perfect sense to me. i have no problem understanding why he stuck around
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It makes for funny banter yeah but the emphasis fanwork puts on Miguel expecting like. Deference as spider boss isn’t like. At all substantiated in canon.
His platform stunt is poked fun at, he doesn’t talk to Hobie - resident anarchist - like he expects that kind of behaviour at all even when sounding utterly exasperated by him, he lets Mayday crawl all over him even while it makes him look totally silly and kills any kind of authority vibe he’s trying to project. He’s not like. a stickler for being referred to with respect or anything.
If anything he’s got a problem in a completely different direction where he doesn’t treat his teenage agents any differently from adult ones and so it ends up creating this workplace culture where everyone is straining under the high stakes, and characters like Gwen are so worried about letting people down she avoids confiding in her mentor or boss.
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I love writing cain & abel 2.0 (my ocs for marble hornets) so much and how different they are.
Older sister who has had the operator sickness since she was practically born, who accidentally spreads the sickness to her younger sibling the one (1) time she has a relapse, whose life is slowly getting worse and worse and decided to kill their sibling to spare them and then nothing happens, because the sibling is somehow, back, and nothing changed, and she doesn't want to murder her sibling, but she will if it's to spare her (and maybe she blames them, in part, bc if only they had been stronger, if only they had been better, she wouldn't be like this)
And then you have the younger sibling who's main hobbies is getting high and collecting bugs and who admires the fuck out of their older sister, bc she's always nice to them.
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