Maybe ninety-ten.”Ĭhloe exudes nasty attitude no matter how nice David tries to be, which is almost expected from a teenager enduring the introduction of a step-parent, but she takes it a step too far with these unnecessarily violent thoughts. “Fifty-fifty chance I smash in the face with this.
“I should fill this with gasoline just in case David’s car ever catches on fire,” she quips, for whatever reason. “No Mom, I swear beat himself to death with a tire iron. Once outside, interacting with her eventual step-father David, she has unsettling thoughts about him dying in overtly, unreasonable ways. “Like I need another reason for Principle Wells to get on my case,” Chloe remarks. Later, when Chloe reads an invoice from Blackwell Academy detailing late payments for her tuition, she immediately worries about herself instead of thinking of her mother who’s paying the debts. Instead, Chloe will enact “backtalk,” a feature we have yet to see in action. Besides the lack of remorse, Chloe also doesn’t share the time-based abilities previous protagonist Max had.
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