Lady Dialla Dialogue

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CharanJaydemyr wrote:

Yeah, Clarissa has changed quite a lot with this patch. She's now the daughter of a noble, and so her education, her accent and her bearing all reflect that.

I sort of miss street-rat Clarissa, but this new one is much more fleshed out.

Still a gutter-slut. You can take Clarissa out of the ghetto, but you can't take the ghetto out of Clarissa.

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CharanJaydemyr wrote:

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DarthSki44 wrote:

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CharanJaydemyr wrote:

Yeah, Clarissa has changed quite a lot with this patch. She's now the daughter of a noble, and so her education, her accent and her bearing all reflect that.

I sort of miss street-rat Clarissa, but this new one is much more fleshed out.

Still a gutter-slut. You can take Clarissa out of the ghetto, but you can't take the ghetto out of Clarissa.

I'm not sure why but I find c*nt less offensive and detestable than 'gutter-slut'. Poor Clarissa didn't deserve that.

Probably a socioeconomic thing. Many successful people find "gutter, or ghetto, or poor" a very distinct insult.

It more than likely says more about you than it does about the comment itself. You can be a rich slut (Kim K, or Paris Hilton) and that should be no different than the local slut in my high school days. But in fact, it does make a difference to some.

However that does glaze over the original point. Clarissa is still a slut regardless of her background, noble or streetwise. She will always be "Clarissa from the block"