Re: [SPOILERS] Questions about Flynn/Aasi
#2 by MillaMaxwell - Jun 10 2018
I think Aasi didn't keep trying because she was offended that he wasn't into her enough to immediately agree to whatever she wanted to do. During Aasi's romantic route, it's pretty clear that the way she uses people wouldn't really work if her boyfriend wasn't super into her. And in both of her endings, she taunts Flynn before he leaves and actually seems genuinely surprised that he's not bothered by this in the neutral ending, so I think she REALLY likes having the upper hand in relationships, even after the relationship has ended. I don't think she would even know how to approach a relationship that wasn't so one-sided, so it makes sense that she wouldn't keep trying to get him to hang out with her since that would be outside her comfort zone.
As for the job, I think that at that point, she probably wasn't interested in Flynn anymore, but either couldn't quite figure out how to get rid of him or figured he might still be useful later. Plus, if she thought his family was wealthy, she might have just assumed that he didn't want to tell them about the money problems because he was embarrassed, but would still be eventually going home to riches. There are a lot of possibilities, but I guess it really comes down to the fact that she didn't need to burn that bridge just yet.
And for the final question, I just assumed that they mostly don't talk about each other too much. Ji Hyo and Mark mostly keep to themselves. Peggy's got too many clubs and activities on her own plate to pay attention to other people's personal lives and I think she was pretty new to the hostel too. Angelo's code of chivalry seems like it would stop him from speaking badly of a woman to another guy, at least in enough depth to be a proper warning. Given his own background, I really can't see Danny prying into other people's personal lives. And Ashley's too nice to warn Malia about Brendon, who she had firsthand experience with, so she certainly wouldn't be warning anyone about mere theories about Aasi.