Oh, that reminds me! If I put this in the original description, forgive me for repeating it here. But I do think that Mar and the Mommy character will financially support Celeste. Like, clearly Mar is very well off, so it shouldn't be a problem, right? I definitely think it adds to the whole vibe. They'll pay for her school, her books, and maybe provide her with some spending money? A weekly allowance (if she's a good girl).<br/><br/>Anyway, yeah. Coming home later even<em>after</em>begging Mar to let her break curfew would be a no-no. Depending on where we set the game, alcohol in general might be a no-go. I<em>think</em>the legal drinking age in the US is 21? It's 18 here, so Celeste would be able to drink legally if we set it in Canada, but if we go with an American town or city, then I think it makes sense for there to be a strictly no-alcohol-for-Celeste rule.<br/><br/>That sort of thing would be peeeeerrrrfect. Even if someone's mildly rude to her while they're out - maybe they cut her off or are in too much of a hurry and bump into Celeste, making her stumble and drop something. Daddy could step in with a firm and not-to-be-argued "Hey! How about you apologize?"<br/><br/>Another thing I'd like to bring up is the idea of other 'traditional' forms of discipline: time-outs, grounding, having her phone taken away, allowance cancelled, etc. Are you good with stuff like that? I know a lot of people don't see the appeal, but I really enjoy it, especially for this type of game.