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Reader commentary is dominated by frustration and anxiety over Chris's \"loose mouth,\" with many finding it unbelievable that a supposedly intelligent criminology student would be so naive and trusting as to reveal sensitive information to men who look like \"murderous thugs.\" While some readers defend Chris, suggesting he is socially inept, neurodivergent and prone to \"infodumping,\" or simply a product of a more trusting past era, the overwhelming sentiment is that he has placed himself in extreme danger. The consequences of his oversharing appear dire, as comments strongly suggest that Max's father, upon learning of Chris's investigative pursuits, is now pressuring Max to kill him. This development places Max in a precarious position, caught between his dangerous family and his protective feelings for the oblivious Chris. 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