I don’t know what the « not so comfortable way » of ending the Aiden event imply but I hope that it’s not just Dylan beating Aiden and his gang. That would be pretty unrealistic. You don’t take some self-defense lessons and suddenly become Superman. On the contrary if Dylan can isolate Aiden, he would have no problem beating him. He was already beating him before taking those lessons. The thing is, why would that stop Aiden to take revenge with is gang or to tell is uncle and ruin the life of the Parker family. The most plausible way would be to have some compromising evidences on Aiden as some people have suggested. A darker path would be that Dylan end up killing Aiden . Maybe by accident, he try a move on Aiden and he broke is neck or something... I’m not so sure about that. I don’t know if L&p wants to make it that dark ... Or maybe Dylan as nothing to do with it. I don’t really know, I just hope that it’s not something silly
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But my point is how do they make that conversation from "Sex-Ed" to Romance? To me, Sex-Ed to Romance doesn't flow well at all. Maybe Sex-Ed to Sex does. Look how Ellie, Sophia, and Patricia club event was presented. It went from Club Dare, Aunt and Sophia kissing, Ellie and Sophia showering together, and now making out in the shower. Those events in that sequence flowed smoothly and created a good scene to build a romance among Sophia, Ellie, and Patricia. With Dylan, even though it's in the infant stages, Sophia keeps telling herself that she is only doing it for sex-ed and help Dylan with his "Shyness with Woman". Plus she said that would be the only time Dylan will see her nude with her permission.... right...(Bedroom Mirror Scene). The pool event was the only time she thought about Dylan looking at her but in the same breath mention the gambling moron's name in the same thought. She stated that she's already sexually frustrated since she hasn't had intimacy action with the gambling moron.
This is why I don't see a good scene coming from Sex-Ed because either she is going to get so sexually frustrated and say ^%$# it and works her magic with Dylan to relieve her, or Maybe Dylan will massage her leg to relief. Either way, I clearly don't see a good scene coming from Sex-Ed at all. Then again L&P could prove me wrong.
But there's still "Sneak Eyes", which he could go full Alpha on Aiden and kick the living (Censorship for the Kids) out of him and I guess turn Sophia on that way, but yeah.....
«not so comfortable way», IMO, means that Sophia has to ask for help and counting what happened until then. Putting herself in an awkward position.
Ellie-Sophia french kiss has had a previous preparation. 3 Showers if I'm not wrong. Could we anticipate that event? A clever one YES!
What we have in Dylan's case? Almost nothing. Sex-Ed.
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hmmm, I see your point and it does make sense.To be honest, I don't really know how they could make the transition either from "sex-ed" to Romance and yeah, while there have been some instances where the feelings and thoughts get all scrambled from when she was thinking about Dylan and then the gambling moron, the sense of taboo, posing, the pictures, the bikini, the looks, all led for her to get aroused, and it was for fun not for "sex ed" so... going from just the "sex-ed" to Romance, there are still ways to go. What my point was is that there's still room and potential to go that way but we still need more time for it to see that happening if it happens so it could be natural and realistic. How? Ha! I don't know!! that's what keeps me intrigued and I like not knowing what to expect with their relationship.
The other thing is, asking L&P if it could happen? or will it ever happen? even when the question is bordering on grounds to just get a cryptic answer like "maybe" "perhaps" "too soon to tell" or simply either a "yes" or "no" because that would be a spoiler hehehe but it would've been a good question to ask L&P and to get an answer to that.
Yeah, turning "Snake eyes" could be a way for that and the pleasure of seeing Dylan beating up Aiden hehe. Any other way? I have no idea, only that there'd possibly be a way L&P could think of and in due time implement it for Dylan & Sophia.
I think that for some romance to develop between Sophia and Dylan, she has to start seeing him as a man. It’s pretty clear that for now she sees him as his « little boy » . One thing that could help would be that Dylan find some independence. Maybe find a job ( it was part of the deal when he asked her to show him her boobs) . Dylan as to prove to his mother that he’s more responsible than she thinks he is . That he can take care of himself .
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Has Dylan shown any indication of that level of maturity? He can't even keep his room tidy!!
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I’m with you here. For me Dylan acted like a spoiled kid. The deal part of their relationship was really hard for me to enjoy cause I can’t stand that kind of behavior. The guy is 16 or 17 and he can’t clean his room, let alone doing some chores without some sort of reward ? And when Sophia doesn’ t complies to his demands, he sulks like a 5 years old. Thankfully the breakfast scene was not as cringe. But it doesn’t strike me as a romantic route either for the both of them.
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I think if you reversed Dylan and Sam's roles in this game so that Sam was actually Sophia's Son And Dylan was the neighbor, that Sam would be way far ahead of everybody else in this poll and Dylan would probably be somewhere in the lower middle of the pack.
Sam is just way more likeable than Dylan. It's the whole incest factor that's driving Dylan's popularity. Sure Sam is a teenager with raging hormones (just like all of us were) and he can be a bit mischievous, but he comes across as a genuinely good dude. He's already well versed in classical music, is a romantic at heart, and compared to rest of the boys in this game, he's a much deeper thinker, and mature beyond his years. Whereas Dylan just comes across as a shallow, self centered, manipulative, perverted little weasel. You know, the typical teenager.
I wonder what's the actual ratio of votes here. Is it more for Ava herself? or is it more for her little lodgers.
Personally I want everything to do with Ava and absolutely nothing to do with the little lodgers.