u/AriasK

Will's motive for confessing

I live in New Zealand and this only aired last night for me. The episode where Tim convinces Will to confess about Megan and talk to the police. Later on in the episode, they stop Megan from boarding a plane and arrest her. Will's dad tells Will that Megan only had one ticket and was going to leave without him.

What?! That would have been the perfect motivation for him to confess!!! Why did it not happen in that order? There's no way Will would believe his dad about that. It just came across that he was trying to convince Will to let Megan go. But if Will had have shown up to the airport and there was no ticket for him, that would have made sense. That's a much stronger motive than a random chat with a cab driver. Why include that plot point at all if it wasn't going to be the driving factor?

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u/AriasK — 20 hours ago
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I've done all the things!!!

I have a rule for myself that I can't beat the final boss in any game until I have 100% everything else possible.

After 640 hours of gameplay, only three days past the three year anniversary of the games release, I have finally completed everything else possible.

I have done every shrine, collected every korok seed, all hearts, all stamina, all energy, full compendium (minus the ones I'll get of Ganon), every quest, every light root. Finally, just now, I fully upgraded the final piece of armour.

I can now go and fight Ganon.

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u/AriasK — 7 days ago