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Mr. Jerome's wardrobe

  • Yes, I think he will apologize for his appearance, and from now on he will come in suitable clothes. (At least for a while). 9
  • No, he won't apologize. He dresses what he wants, and he doesn't care what anyone else thinks of him. 4
  • 2021-09-05
  • —2021-09-12
  • 13 votes
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Greetings to the participants of the story Home Prisoner!

I think it's no secret that Mr. Jerome dumbfounded us with his look at the first meeting. What was it? Was he late for the meeting and didn't have time to change? Or did he not even think about it? And is it even worth judging a man by his clothes? 

Do you think Mr. Jerome should change his style during his new job? 

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AnythingForYouMyDear

It's really about realism. Option 2 of him "dressing what he wants" is hot and feels very dominant and sexy. But if you try that with any family in the real world, especially if the man of household is a successful businessman with a big ego, he's gonna fire Mr Jerome. It's about dressing professionally. Nobody likes to wear stuffy clothes but that's how it works in the job market. I cant take this family seriously if they allow it due to his "culture" or some bullshit. I know a lot of folks that work with rich people. You just don't disrespect them with your street ghetto wear. It's like showing up to an interview in your pajamas.

oho

I don't have a strong opinion on this poll, but I decided to vote for changing clothes because it might result in some interesting story elements when he does decide to change back. As for realism, I think it's clear that the story can't be completely realistic. At some point I'm sure someone would just decide to call the cops after all. Also, to me a factor is the reason why he he apologizes for his appearence. If it is a genuine apology it isn't as interesting as if it for manipulative reasons. I guess the former is unlikely, but because I don't understand Jerome's personality yet it is somewhat difficult to make an informed decision about this.

AnythingForYouMyDear

Yes there is a degree of fantasy that needs to exist. After all, there is no miracle drug to make you walk again. But the clothing issue in my opinion will develop a stronger story and it's just too illogical to ignore. If a game has all the woman just spread their legs for any Black man they see, because it's "fantasy" then it gets old very fast. It's about adding just enough plausibility to keep a story believable and interesting.