Talk:Disciplinary Action/Disciplinary Office/First Quarter/Sonia/1st/Office/Contraceptive Punishment/Quick/Mitigate/Both

This way, neither of them catch on to you not wanting to knock Sonia up (not yet at least). You aren't telling Sonia anything, so you aren't technically lying to her either.

🤷 idk, best excuse I could come up with --MrPib (talk) 06:21, 21 December 2019 (UTC)

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It would be interesting to see some kind of doubt in Mr. Gardner about making a girl pregnant. So far he's been in the honeymoon phase of his work, where he can finally fulfill all his fantasies without worry. But as much as he loves to make every girl carry his baby, he had pushed to the back of his mind the fact that he's ruining their lives by doing so (Justifying it to himself by thinking they would have a bad life anyways by living in that town). So I like the idea of showing he's not as amoral and self-centered, even if he can't help really wanting to see the child pregnant. --Tod Naturlich (talk) 06:56, 21 December 2019 (UTC)

Well, she's not originally from here, so she hasn't been fully corrupted by the town yet, and then there's the morality of "taking advantage" of his position. (The town doesn't see it this way)

Say there was a mentally challenged highschool student who did something that would normally call for an "extreme" punishment, but they have the mental capacity of a 4 year old, and a legal document to back it up.
If this was the "real world" and not some backwards town, Mr. Gardener would be fired (and probably arrested) for abusing his position to take advantage of a vulnerable student.

Yes, this is fiction (and a pedo sex story) but writing moral choices into it adds depth to the characters. What once was just a pedophile, is now a kind hearted perv; and it shows how twisted and demented the town and it's morals are. --MrPib (talk) 07:42, 21 December 2019 (UTC)