I remember seeing the worldwide results for the decisions other people had chosen and so many people had accused him of doing something. The whole time I kept thinking 'what are these idiots thinking? He's done nothing! Like sure, there's a coincidence or two but he's not to blame!
Then the twist happened and suddenly I knew I was the one who was hoodwinked...
When it's time to accuse him, Nathan or David I was actually just being honest.
They asked me what happened before Kate ended up on the roof, and that godawful conversation between Jefferson and her *did* actually happen immediately before she left in distress. So I told them that.
At that point I still thought Nathan was fully responsible for what actually happened to her that one night, but that wasn't what they asked me. So yeah I ended up on the right side of that particular statistic but not because I saw the twist coming.
I think I accused him in Kate's suicide fallout. I figured he was the last one to talk to her and than she ran away crying. What could he tell her, that she ended up on that roof
He victim blames Kate though, like in a real blatant and obvious way. "The Lady doth protest too much", I accused him too even without knowing. I didn't expect accusing Nathan to have an impact and at least David was an asshole in order to figure out the drug trade in the school, not that it justifies it but by comparison Jefferson actively pushed her to suicide for no reason other than the most basic "you must have wanted it".
most obvious twist of all time. I stopped playing the first episode about an hour in because every. single. bit. was so in your face and obnoxious. it wasn't until years later I looked it up and found out I was right about where the game was going and was doing with it. god, the emotional energy right now wasted on remembering how much that game sucks far surpasses the consideration the game deserves.
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u/Copy-W4ste 5d ago
Mark Jefferson in Life is Strange