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“Behind Closed Doors”, page 27
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Comments
Russell Nils Lawrick
You are right about Abbey, but not Sue. In the chapter you linked it could be defending Daisy hanging out with whith whoever she wants rather than defending Paulo. And in the chapter where Mike slams Paulo's face in the table she goes to Mike to see how he is doing giving little care about Paulo.
SCD
Paulo: Hailey, do you have a baseball bat I can use? Mike: (gulp)
Alec
While it's very easy for this chapter to paint Sue in a much more negative light, keep the chronology of this comic in mind, and note that Sue herself has gotten a LOT better regarding her feelings of Paulo since this moment: https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c98/p24 And even Abbey, for all his faults, has come to terms with accepting Paulo as more genuine than he initially thought: https://www.bittersweetcandybowl.com/c108/p19 This chapter should be used as a metric for how far these characters have come since this point in the story, (or in Mike's case, FINALLY circled back to) not just an example of all these characters being even worse than we originally thought they were.
