Emmas in the epilogue

[saerwenne]

What's the deal with two Emmas? Amanda confesses that they're kinda bullying her, but in the epilogue they're suddenly fine again (with no explanation whatsoever)? This plot was an important part of the storyline so it's weird we don't see it resolved.

[HoeMadeSushi]

I agree. It doesn't really make sense. I hope the devs fix it later.

[judvik]

Seriously! I was like yo... they burned you but you're hanging out with them all of a sudden? I know that we gotta let you live your life, Manda, but you could've just said that you guys had things resolved. Idk, maybe I'm looking into this too much aha

[s00s00ft]

I was wondering about that too. I was a bit confused.

[Julian]

Yeah seriously Amanda is way too good for the Emmas my daughter deserves better

[Immy]

I thought that was a little strange too.

[Hexprone]

I got the good ending for Amanda twice, but I'm pretty sure I only got the "hanging with the Emmas" line the second time.

And the second time is when I did everything "right" in the scene where Amanda reveals the bullying, so it seems to me that the version where she reconciles with those two little snakes is supposed to be the better version of her ending.

Which seems nuts. Kick 'em to the curb and walk away, daughter!

[hachitsune]

I thought I missed a bit of dialogue where Amanda met new Emmas because I fast forwarded but apparently not.

[Livyenne]

Digging this up because I just encountered this epilogue with her referring to the Emmas as well. So it seems this inconsistency/bug is still not fixed.
She opened up to me about the bullying earlier and I went with the option that real friends wouldn't do this or anything like that. I was hoping there'd still be a scene at some point where this situation is kind of resolved. Why Emma R(?) treated her like crap in the first place or so. Maybe a scene with a teacher as mediator or so? Regardless though, considering how all of this unfolded, it makes no sense for Amanda to suddenly hang around with the Emmas again. Especially not a surprise party organised by her dad, who doesn't seem to be the type of person who'd invite his daughter's bullies to a graduation party.