- Dec 12, 2017
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Bro, I think you missunderstand what Maya's Dad actually did for her, because he didnt give her his own money. He co-signed her student loan, meaning he lowered the banks risk and thereby lowering the interesst rate maya has to pay for her loan.There is quite special moment you forget to mention. "When josy arrive at maya room, mc was leaving the room. The best part comes just after that. Maya and josy sit together and start to talk about their felling (like calling,text and other) but here is mc basically out on the street and they didn't flying f about it, Josy messages you next day."
"One more shitty point I didn't take well. If you chose to tell maya that you have fallen for her(It's already too late for that - statement choice)" yet nothing changes in her behavior she let hots zip you in the head anyway." that way really big turn off for me regarding maya character.
"Something that can't be discarded. If you chose to be friend with maya. Maya and josy don't give importance as mush mc deserve. Like at the end of chapter 6 "They revel the truth about maya's father hold on her" Why mc have to be told that late, just when shit starting to fall from sky."
My thinking is mc is not primary to neither maya nor josy.
Regarding maya's father, , ,
He is very religious man(In believer of christian).
"And why I said that because. The is a secen at the end of the chapter 6 where he is in his car and
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" signature of Christ hanging in the car.
In his own way he think he is doing the right thing. "Which I belive he have right to . . . Why . . ."
"It's funny that maya wanted her father money but not his rules. So she decided to lie and cheat him because she needed money but she didn't confront him at first place. (She is neither good nor a honest person . . . )"
"Ïf maya was that suppressed she had a choice to leave her home and find work but nope. . . ."
Yet his father have no right on his own money about which condition he put to give somebody, which is might have worked hard for, but somehow money giver should bend his keen to money receiver.
I know the US student loan system is very confusing, but its basically like this... Maya is a 18/19 year old girl, who may have had a summer job here or there, but obviously no steady job or income. Thus when applying for a student loan which - well it depends a LOT on the college you go to - but can go from 150.000US$ to 250.000US$ and in some cases even more, for the bank to loan her that money, the interesst rate is so high that she'd have to pay back that loan untill well into her 40's or even longer.
Now lets say her dad is 50'ish, 25 years of work expierience and the steady income that comes with it, if he then co-signs her student loan, which is basically like saying "okay, if she cant pay it back, I will", the bank will say, allright that lowers our risk significantly and offers a MUCH lower interest rate on the loan.
Now what makes no sense at all, is that Maya says he is threating to withhold the money, because the co-signer cant do that, so either DPC messed something up, or they took a flat out loan from the bank with both of them as beneficiaries, but that would also make practically no sense whatsoever, because it would deprive her dad from the tax benefits.
Or maybe I missunderstood something, but then you guys will let me know
And to the whole religion thing ... maybe her dad should actually do the Christian thing and "judge not lest ye be judged"