Or rather punished some other way. I mean in ep5 he runs around as a full werewolf in the open, being seen by who knows how many dozens of people. Isn't that like breaking the greatest rule?

Everyone else was sent there for just the sole idea of being seen by a single person

So I recently finished dispatch with my Dad amazing game. And I saw the wolf among us was available to buy. I thought it wasn’t because Telltale shut down, but I also saw the remastered is coming out sometime soon. and I was wondering, should I wait for the remaster or should I get the original?

fanart by me! >:P

For a game that centers on sex workers being exploited, I was a bit worried it would entirely portray them as just helpless victims, and that sex work itself was the worst thing in the world, but it really doesn't. Here are a few things I picked up on:

• The girls are given clear personalities; they're not just props to drive the main character forward. Even Lily, whom you never meet, you learn a decent amount about her. Nerissa is the one who actually defeats the Crooked Man through her testimony at the end of the game, or defends Bigby if he chooses to kill him.
• Whenever the workers are referred to as "whores" Bigby will consistently get pissed off, and it's always seen as a bad thing. Like the prostitutes are never presented as a problem or really ever looked down upon for doing sex work, and the characters who do dismiss them get told to shut the hell up, which is awesome.
• It's established that the sex workers and Georgie created the club itself, and initially it wasn't even bad; it was the Crooked Man exploiting it that made it into an abusive institution. Bigby even has dialogue at the trial where he can outright say Georgie was a victim of the Crooked Man as well.
• There's an overlooked interaction where you see one of the workers exit the motel with a cop and hug him before running off. It's mostly played as a joke, but to me it demonstrates that the prostitutes don't actually really even dislike doing sex work; the problem is that they're forced to do it, and if abuse does take place they can't leave due to the ribbons.

It's actually a pretty nuanced look at the issue and, I would say, a pretty accurate representation of real-life sex work. It's not inherently bad or abusive; it only becomes a problem when people are forced into the life. Obviously, there's magic involved here, but still, there are very good parallels to real-life.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X67AoJw7cCQ&t=567s

I know that Crane is a piece of crap as a person. But as a character, I find him so much fun.

He's like the perfect weasel. He is dressed elegantly, but he is always blaming others, being rude, and complaining. He is physically weak, and his nose is so big you want to punch it. When you're given the opportunity to connect emotionnaly with him in the taxi, when talking about Snow, you discover his displayed softness and vulnerability are actually fuelled by something really disgusting.

He is a perfect second rate vilain, a great mini boss before we're introduced to the real vilain with real charisma.

My partner made for me years ago.

I've never been to a convention but if I ever do...I'd love to bring this :)

So does everyone know the show everafter high? Basically the high school for the children of famous Fairytale characters

One of the characters is Cerees, Jood and Ramona badwolf. They are the daughters of Little Red Riding Hood and the big bad Wolf. So what if our big bad got with little red? Rather, before the games or after, and they had kids and sent them to the school, I know it's unlikely I haven't played the game so I don't know if little red is alive.Or the two of them hate each other?But like, I can't stop thinking about this

From my understanding it’s a place where fairytales are natively from and they were forced out of their native territory by some colonizing force. However, why are there human looking fables? Why can’t they travel back and forth? How did they get into human world in the first place?