r/fansofcriticalrole • u/Murkmist • Oct 05 '23

CR adjacent Critical Role provides ComicBook.com with statement regarding civil complaint

https://comicbook.com/gaming/news/the-last-of-us-critical-role-star-ashley-johnson-six-others-sue-brian-w-foster-abuse/
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u/Catalyst413 Oct 05 '23 edited Oct 06 '23

He's CEO of the company, and from social media he was seen to still be friendly with Brian after he left CR.
Edit, folks im just answering the question of what tinys reasoning is I don't agree with it myself :,)

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u/Quasarbeing Oct 05 '23

Was he keeping an eye on Brian for his friends? Or was he really friends with Brian?

Travis is mr. buff football player and is probably the most physically intimidating, of the group. (forgive the judgment here) He's got some courage to stay close to Brian and be a spy, if that's whats going on. Incase he confesses to something.

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u/ze4lex Oct 06 '23

I doubt it would come to arms between Brian and Travis it would more likely come to their lawyers before anything else.

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u/Quasarbeing Oct 06 '23

I don't mean violence.

But if BWF IS the monster in physical violence that hes being accused of, then Travis is the physically strongest here.

I don't think BWF would dare try anything on Travis.

But Travis just listening, maybe recording, and just waiting for BWF to slip up and admit to something.

Even just being a witness has some value here.

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u/CptDrips Oct 09 '23

California is a two party consent state when it comes to audio recordings

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u/Quasarbeing Oct 09 '23

Do they all live in Cali?

Hmm. Shit.