Alright, so I haven't finished SDC yet, but I know that they have to win, right? Jotaro and Joseph show up in parts that happen later on, so I know they have to be okay. I'm sure the others are too! Anyways, going on:
Holly obviously knows where Jotaro was during the 50 day trip, she was involved!
Polnareff had been traveling before SDC in search of his sister's murderer, so his 'absence' would make sense/he has a good cover story (and it's not like he'd be lying, really. He did find his sister's killer + turned him into a pincushion!).
Nobuko does not like Jotaro. Who is he? Why is he hanging around Eileen? Why is he so gloomy and unresponsive? Why does her daughter even like him?
She raised Eileen better than this. She's a good girl, even if Eileen is a little strange. Which had become hardly noticeable! In thanks to Nobuko's teachings.
Sure, Eileen was expelled from her old high school before she met that no good boy, and she hadn't been attending classes at the new school, and she dyed her hair, and snapped at Nobuko, but!
Well. It's different. The way Eileen is acting now is...unexpected.
First, she disappeared for 50 days. No word or letter, suitcase gone, closet emptier.
Second, Eileen comes home. Her hair ending just above her ears, as if the rest had been torn away. Then there was the new stupidly obvious scar across her daughter's throat. No doubt from whatever reckless adventure Eileen had partaken in. The boy probably encouraged her to do whatever stunt it was.
Nobuko's daughter is a wreck. A worse wreck than when she had disappeared. Whenever Nobuko leaves Eileen for any period of time, Eileen's eyes look glassy. If not that, then red from crying. What kind of...
What happened? Why is Eileen so over-sensitive? At least when Eileen acted out before, it was with a dry and prickly disdain. Now she's all soft. How is she going to protect herself? Nobuko can't be there to soothe Eileen's feelings.
It must have to do with those 50 days, that boy.
