I always felt bad for Shane, its sad to see someone be so destructive towards themselves and push people away, not sure what ya plan is with him but I hope he gets some help

I feel you there, Shane's arc is not easy to follow psychologically but you still hope for his recovery, that's what makes his story interesting and even relatable for many players

I have the feeling our destructive and desperate Shane will need long looong time to fix up almost everything with his life and all those who really care for him and his future. Firstly he should try to calm down and reassure his lil sister, then have a good ol talk with mom and slowly stop drinking all that beer. Wow!! Here Alex didn't go easy on him haha 😂🚿 At least he stopped to patetically rest on the floor. Dear Kyle also is kindly trying so hard to help a lost companion~😊

yea, Shane's a mess..I think Alex is still unhappy after the bar case x)
just to make it clear - Marnie is Shane's aunt and Jas is his goddaughter

He really is.. that could be the main reason if she still behave like that when in front of Shane xD
Oh super thanks for the kind clearment dearie. Figured out he lives with his sis and mom haha, instead Marnie is his aunt, got it 😂👍

As dismal as this episode is, Shane's sudden show of remorse over the pain he's caused Jas hints of a road back from his theatrical pursuit of self-destruction. Granted, he quickly recovers his anti-social posturing when Kyle attempts to offer a gentle paw, and Aunt Marnie is still stricken and wounded, too. But the awareness of the obvious hurt he's done to Jas remains.

Alexa, on the other hand, is neither sympathetic or impressed by Shane's self-trashing. Given his previous shoulder-ramming of her at the bar, her severe facial expressions have more than a little justification. In fact, she seems to take a certain enjoyment in "resuscitating" him with a cold shower shock. We know Alexa well enough from how she treat Seb, that Alexa could offer Shane a more understanding shoulder - but not until he drops the brutish behavior and the bruises he gave her have healed. Intriguing twists in the narrative going on here, Mittens.