It's not about romance, not really. Amy has already resigned herself to never being with Vicky even if Vicky was into girls. Her fear is that Taylor is playing Nice Guy tm and acting like Vicky's friend in the hopes of getting in her pants (or PG level equivalent). She's not keeping Vicky all to herself, she thinks, she's protecting her dear sweet sister from someone who will hurt her.
But this is different you see, they're sharing secrets. They're patrolling together. Taylor even *gasp* made Vicky not pick Amy up from the hospital. It's only been a few days. Just imagine where it will be in a few weeks, or months, or even years. Why soon Vicky might not even have time for Amy, all because Taylor is trying to take her away. That will not stand.
It's basically this. Amy could deal with the boys since they're fleeting romances that burn out quick and rarely intruded on their girl time. Taylor is both a threat to Amy getting to be with Vicky alone as a girl, and also a possible romantic interest. It's the worst of both worlds. Amy's worried that Vicky will like new best friend Taylor, as well as worried that the new girl will make the sort of move Amy writes about in her deam journal. Even knowing that Vicky will not go for that, it's a bit of envy from Amy that Taylor has that freedom to even try. Amy doesn't think either of them have a shot, but at least Taylor can try. It's a bunch of conflicting resentments bubbling in her mind.
Except it isn't. Because as a friend and a girl Taylor has far more social activities she and Vicky can do that Gallant and Vicky wouldn't do. If Taylor and Vicky have a sleep over no one would care. If Gallant and Vicky had one people would likely raise a few eyebrows.
*Amy passing next to Vicky's open bedroom door sees Vicky on the phone*
During that whole segment I'm like...
17-18; at the Bank Robbery Tattletale says Amy was adopted 11 years prior, and in Carrol's Interlude it is mentioned that both Amy and Victoria are 6. Given the unmentioned months and birthdays they are at least 17, though they could be 18.
17 is not legal consent everywhere and for the purposes of this board 18 is the cutoff for stuff like that. Anything lower than that and the mods come down pretty hard.
Not sure about that, if the PRT support her in getting Emancipated Minor status she should be able to get that a day after her 16th birthday, at which point her father wouldn't have the right to sign contracts in her name.
The thing about doing that is that in a network, remote access is something you need to enable. The fact that they had a remote access account with the privileges to do this kind of thing speaks of lazy administration.
That thing you described, where Lisa logs in under an account with the privileges she needs (that's certainly not for Lisa Wilbourn), is called hacking.
No, it speaks of the fact they're part of a nation wide network. When you have a network spread in dozens of locations you need to allow administrators to log in remotely, because you're going to have cases where the administrator needs to log in from a location 1000 miles away to fix a problem.
Oh dear. Amy seems like she's going to do something stupid and ill-thought out.
