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As her GCSEs draw closer, Lynn's stress levels continue to grow, and constant remarks and questions being made by her friends and family only serve to contribute to it even further.
Having woken up from another terrif…
[BLIND LET'S PLAY]
As her GCSEs draw closer, Lynn's stress levels continue to grow, and constant remarks and questions being made by her friends and family only serve to contribute to it even further.
Having woken up from another terrifying nightmare and having a brief conversation with her sister and one of said sister's friends, Lynn spots Lynne on her way to Susie's residence, where she thinks bitter, envious thoughts of her doppleganger before continuing her journey. Arriving at Susie's home, Lynn has a conversation with her about her streaming career and her relationship with her Asian boyfriend, where Lynn gets Susie to admit that he's been successful in requesting sexual favors out of her over webcam, all the while giving flimsy justifications for her own actions despite her obvious discomfort with where the relationship seems to be heading. However, hearing Susie talk about her relationship damages Lynn's self-esteem, thinking that she'll likely never find a romantic partner due to being unattractive compared to her friend.
This self-loathing later inspires her to go on a date with Rosie Palms after eventually settling in for the night, with her attempts to conjure up an appealing fantasy failing miserably - until she starts thinking of Lynne. Unfortunately for Lynn, she doesn't have long to indulge in this bizarre love-hate fantasy before she is caught by Jas, filling Lynn with shame, embrarassment and even more stress before going to bed for the night.
Neosekken can only anxiously watch as Lynn's stress level grows well past 60%, and with Lynne growing more and more prominent in the forefront of Lynn's mind it's obvious to Neo that her psyche is very much on a dangerous path, and he can only sit and watch in mild amazement as everyone around Lynn either misses the subtle to blatantly obvious clues to Lynn's growing stress, or doesn't pursue them when Lynn assures them everything with her is fine. Then again, given how everybody else in Lynn's life seems preoccupied with their own issues, this lack of interest in everyone else's part doesn't seem TOO surprising - unfortunately for Lynn and the poor sap watching the slow-motion trainwreck that is her upcoming GCSEs...
