Nathan Prescott (Spoilers)

[PrideTheBest]

I think Nathan Prescott is a good person. I think this game is trying to throw you off. The game is trying to make David and Nathan like the bad guys and Samuel and Mark Jefferson the good guys. I think it's the opposite. I think David is trying to solve the mystery like Max is. In the principal office, Nathan said David is making him do these things, like he needs Nathan's help. Mr. Jefferson work are mostly girls in seductive poses. And Kate commit suicide right after talking to Mr. Jefferson. After that event, when the principal asks, Nathan and David are so defensive when you accuse them but if you accused Jefferson, he takes it, like, yep I did it. He wasn't there when Kate tried to jump. And if you look at the choices, people blaming Jefferson was the least. It's Jefferson for sure. I'm calling it.

[Mr Pyro]

That's deep

Go deeper *moan*

[Cabrito [SK]]

A good person? He kills Chloe in Episode 1, remember, when Max discover her powers?

But, to some degree, I don't think he, Frank and Victoria are that bad. We all have our flaws. "Good" and "Bad" are just words. People are complicated.

[Ну я убил и что?]

Killing a person is a complicated action from complicated people? Okay

[Cabrito [SK]]

What I mean is: maybe it's not all "black and white", wich mean that maybe Nathan it's not all bad after all. Sure, I won't say that he is a "good guy", but people are complicated... at least in real life.

But I'm not sure how the game will developt these characters. Maybe in the end Nathan and Victoria are just ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, and Jefferson is a good guy after all (wich I doubt). But maybe both kids have his reasons to be like that, even if I don't agree with them.

[PhOeNiX1213]

It's weird, in regard to David I've seen a lot of people that are all like "I hate that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, after he hit Chloe there's no way I could ever feel sorry for him and I'll do whatever it takes to screw him over!" And then I wonder if I'm a hypocrite for disagreeing with that and being able to forgive the slap, because.... That IS how I feel about Nathan. After Chloe tells Max about how he tried to date rape her I just can't see any way for him to redeem himself, or be a "good guy"... Getting angry and lashing out once is one thing, but purposely planning to drug someone and take pictures of their body as well as other things, is quite another thing.

They probably will try to at least make him a sympathetic villain like maybe his father abused him and his mother, so she takes a bunch of pills to commit suicide, Nathan finds her and now he has this weird thing of taking pictures of unconscious women to feel closer to his mother. That way at least they avoid trying to make us feel bad for a rapist. Also I find it hard to believe Nathan and David are really working together considering Nathan drugs and shoots David's step daughter.

As for Samuel I think they may be tricking us with the fashion stuff in his supply room. The book in the office and Max's response to it makes me think they'll reveal him as gay, a cross dresser, or trans. They probably won't show him in full drag or being overly gay, they'll just heavily imply it.

Jefferson is obviously going to get some evil points since he's the only main male character outside of Warren that is nothing but nice, and they did say they wanted everyone to be multilayered. Then again he does slut shame Kate pretty bad.

[Mr Pyro]

Oprindeligt skrevet af PhOeNiX1213:

It's weird, I've seen a lot of people that are all like "I hate that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, after he hit Chloe there's no way I could ever feel sorry for him and I'll do whatever it takes to screw him over!" And then I wonder if I'm a hypocrite for disagreeing with that and being able to forgive the slap, because.... That IS how I feel about Nathan. After Chloe tells Max about how he tried to date rape her I just can't see any way for him to redeem himself, or be a "good guy"... Getting angry and lashing out once is one thing, but purposely planning to drug someone and take pictures of their body as well as other things, is quite another thing.

They probably will try to at least make him a sympathetic villain like maybe his father abused him and his mother, so she takes a bunch of pills to commit suicide, Nathan finds her and now he has this weird thing of taking pictures of unconscious women to feel closer to his mother. That way at least they avoid trying to make us feel bad for a rapist. Also I find it hard to believe Nathan and David are really working together considering Nathan drugs and shoots David's step daughter.

As for Samuel I think they may be tricking us with the fashion stuff in his supply room. The book in the office and Max's response to it makes me think they'll reveal him as gay, a cross dresser, or trans. They probably won't show him in full drag or being overly gay, they'll just heavily imply it.

Jefferson is obviously going to get some evil points since he's the only main male character outside of Warren that is nothing but nice, and they did say they wanted everyone to be multilayered. Then again he does slut shame Kate pretty bad.

And with that, the rabbit hole grows ever deeper!

[elsie]

Nah. Nathan's a POS. An unstable POS, which is worse. He takes a gun to school, flaunts it around and shoots someone in the gut. Then he verbally and physically harrasses a girl in the school parking lot. Oh, and don't forget he drugged Chloe and Kate. Yeah, he's a good guy.

No. He's crazy. lol

[Pewterº]

Well OP (PrideSP) is right that "David M always helps me follow those he follows" is directly from Nathan. I thought perhaps through some agreement (begrudgingly or not), David ends up trying to get Nathan to do some good surveillance work around campus, or Nathan looks up to David for some reason.

BUT then Nathan takes it too far. Nathan knows that David wants surveillance on Chloe and Kate, so Nathan ends up taking things WAY too far in a deranged but desperate plea for acceptance from SOMEBODY (Because he's not getting it from his home, evidenced by his conversation in ep3 in the diner).

But Nathan's real f'd up.

[Matt]

I've had the vibe that it has something to do with Jefferson since the first episode, though there was no real proof outside of a gut feeling. But yeah, Nathan is a crazy s.o.b and David is quite paranoid, even if they have nothing to do with Rachel vanishing.

[PrideTheBest]

Wait. When you blame Nathan, the principal receive the video from David. Why would David rat out Nathan? Maybe Nathan refuse to help him? idk... But what's his writing with David M. always helps me follow those he follows. Can it be a different David M.? Highly unlikely.

idk, all I know is that this game is trying to throw you off. So expect the unexpected and expect a sad ending. I'm calling it.

[Cabrito [SK]]

Well, I really don't expect a happy ending. Man, I hate most of the 100% happy ending.

[Ну я убил и что?]

Oprindeligt skrevet af PrideSP:

idk, all I know is that this game is trying to throw you off. So expect the unexpected and expect a sad ending. I'm calling it.

U don`t know? DA FAQ?! I thought u had supernatural abilities m8.

[PrideTheBest]

Oprindeligt skrevet af Arcanjo.sk:

Well, I really don't expect a happy ending. Man, I hate most of the 100% happy ending.

Well, 99% of all endings are sad, so nice world you live in for you.

[Cabrito [SK]]

Oprindeligt skrevet af PrideSP:

Oprindeligt skrevet af Arcanjo.sk:

Well, I really don't expect a happy ending. Man, I hate most of the 100% happy ending.

Well, 99% of all endings are sad, so nice world you live in for you.

Well, I just don't like the "And they lived happily ever after ..." endings. Or some endings. Depends of the style of the game/movie/book, etc.. I like "happy" endings with some sacrifices. And I usually like bittersweet endings (if well made). One of my favorites games, Planescape: Torment, is a dark game in general, and even if the "better ending", you don't get the "happy ending" really. Dark Souls series is another one.

Like a said above, it depends of the game. Life is Strange use themes similar to Donnie Darko, Butterfly Effecft and others "chaos theory/buttherfly effect theory" effects on time travel, so, I really don't expect a perfect ending, where everybody is happy. You can't just f*ck time that much without consequences. I think in the end, we must chose something.

[PrideTheBest]

Oprindeligt skrevet af Arcanjo.sk:

Oprindeligt skrevet af PrideSP:

Well, 99% of all endings are sad, so nice world you live in for you.

Well, I just don't like the "And they lived happily ever after ..." endings. Or some endings. Depends of the style of the game/movie/book, etc.. I like "happy" endings with some sacrifices. And I usually like bittersweet endings (if well made). One of my favorites games, Planescape: Torment, is a dark game in general, and even if the "better ending", you don't get the "happy ending" really. Dark Souls series is another one.

Like a said above, it depends of the game. Life is Strange use themes similar to Donnie Darko, Butterfly Effecft and others "chaos theory/buttherfly effect theory" effects on time travel, so, I really don't expect a perfect ending, where everybody is happy. You can't just f*ck time that much without consequences. I think in the end, we must chose something.

So you like the cliche, predictable, copy and pasting, no creativity, no originality, boring, lame, same story over and over story. *Yawn*