u/Fawful_Chortles

To me, Trina’s singing sounded a lot more like someone who was singing off-key on purpose (her vocals seemed quite solid, they were just being used incorrectly) than someone who genuinely could not sing (I would know, because I am a terrible singer myself, and the way I sing and the way Trina sings are both bad but in very different ways).

The singing of Daisy (the little Asian girl who was forced into Jade’s play) was far more in-line of a genuinely terrible singer, IMO (I have no idea if her actress was a good singer IRL or not, all I know is she voiced Kai-Lan, but she nailed a terrible singer far more convincingly than Danielle did, IMO).

Both prioritized institutional power, rules, and career advancement over the emotional well-being of their families. Crouch neglected and eventually disowned his son, mirroring how Percy alienated his loving parents and siblings for a desk job under Cornelius Fudge.

Percy’s obsession with Crouch showed a dangerous willingness to worship authority figures who viewed subordinates as disposable (highlighted by how Crouch, a man who could speak multiple languages, couldn’t even be bothered to learn Percy’s name).

Crouch is the ghost of the man Percy was dangerously close to becoming: a lonely, unfeeling bureaucrat consumed by ambition. Percy ultimately chose family and conscience over power, avoiding Crouch's tragic fate.

I’ll be taking my Zoroark 🦊 now! iykyk

And yes, I played through the entire game 3 times for this