Samantha Myers = future victum? (spoiler?)

[Solid Gamer]

Could it possibly that this girl become one of the Jeffersons victums in future? Since you cant see all files in Jeffersons safe? Just asking...

http://life-is-strange.wikia.com/wiki/Dark_Room_Victims?file=FejMMPWl.jpg

When Max and Chloe open the Dark Room cupboard in the fourth episode, only 17 binders are visible. Though unpacking the game files, however, it becomes apparent that there are five additional names, which makes for a total of 23 victims (including Max).

[Caerulite]

Everyone thinks she's gonna die or something. She probably just transfers after something happens

[Maviba]

I don't think so. Her name isn't on the List.
Might have been a good victim according to Mr. Jeffersons... preferences, though.
But there is no sign of her in LiS 3 years later.

So maybe she just finshed school and moved then

[Enigma]

Originally posted by Solid Gamer:

Could it possibly that this girl become one of the Jeffersons victums in future? Since you cant see all files in Jeffersons safe? Just asking...

http://life-is-strange.wikia.com/wiki/Dark_Room_Victims?file=FejMMPWl.jpg

She could be, but we will never know. As Before the Storm is just being set over the first 3 days from when Chloe and Rachel first met, also Jefferson isn't at Blackwell yet. And once this game is over, Season 2 of Life is Strange will be a whole new story with completely new characters.

[Sheeperhino]

Isn't it interesting that her clothes in episode 1 and 2 always have the same color as Nathan's? That is usually used to show that a minor character (Samantha) is mirroring a main character (Nathan) in a way... I don't think she'll be a dark room victim instead she is just an important character for hinting at Nathan's potential development (positively or negatively).

[Caerulite]

Originally posted by Sheeperhino:

Isn't it interesting that her clothes in episode 1 and 2 always have the same color as Nathan's? That is usually used to show that a minor character (Samantha) is mirroring a main character (Nathan) in a way... I don't think she'll be a dark room victim instead she is just an important character for hinting at Nathan's potential development (positively or negatively).

The color thing is interesting!

[Battlekruse]

I dont think that Samantha Myers is a interesting target for Mark Jefferson.

Also maybe is Nathan Prescott protecting her.

[Maviba]

Originally posted by Battlekruse:

I dont think that Samantha Myers is a interesting target for Mark Jefferson.

Also maybe is Nathan Prescott protecting her.

Oh, she could be. Remember what Mr. Jefferson told Max what moment he tries to catch in a photo

[PeloZo]

Originally posted by OP:

Samantha Myers = future victum?

I hope so, she's the worst.

[Caerulite]

Originally posted by PeloZo:

Originally posted by OP:

Samantha Myers = future victum?

I hope so, she's the worst.

[Calanthe]

Originally posted by Battlekruse:

I dont think that Samantha Myers is a interesting target for Mark Jefferson.

Also maybe is Nathan Prescott protecting her.

Or the first one for Nathan? :>

[Brewski]

Originally posted by Caerulite:

Everyone thinks she's gonna die or something. She probably just transfers after something happens

My money's on "Get's knocked up by a Prescott, and paidoff to leave to cover the scandal."

[Marie]

I was playing Before the Storm for the second time and actually began to wonder the same thing. I thought she would also be a victim of the dark room but according to wiki (http://life-is-strange.wikia.com/wiki/Dark_Room_Victims), it seems she wasn't one, when you look at all the files that were once shown in the first game. Perhaps she indeed left after some incident.

[darkdisciple1313]

It's interesting as a theory, but I don't think Jefferson would have found her all that appealing from an aesthetic point of view. He seemed to have a set of parameters in mind when he abducted and photographed the girls we know of, and while I adore Steph personally, I don't think Jefferson would have given her the time of day. In short, he'd have found Steph boring, as others here and elsewhere have mentioned.

And if I may be perfectly blunt for a moment--in terms of Jefferson's warped ideals of innocence and beauty and how he might capture the moment when innocence bleeds into terror...I don't think Steph has been "innocent" in quite some time. She rocks, but she's no angel, and I think even her friends recognize that.

As for her not appearing in Life Is Strange...prequel syndrome. Happens all the time, which is why the sub-genre should have died aborning. We can come up with reason upon theory upon conjecture, but the point remains that the writers of Before the Storm farked it up. Give me a thousand Stephs before one Victoria, but that isn't what happened here. It's just prequel syndrome, nothing more, unless the developers do plan on including a stand-alone game connecting the end of Before the Storm with the beginning of Life Is Strange.

Edited to add--Yes, I know other girls Jefferson photographed weren't innocent either, as a pure definition goes, but he also preferred certain types of girls, so Steph still wouldn't have satisfied his twisted ideals.

[Danoro]

The girl with the cutten troat in the dark room looks a bit like her