@Deatzh: Your incentive to fill the "little pit of rage" with about 20 new posts *lol*
Just went over the entire chapter and remembering
THIS PAGE with Moss and the twins, I notice he said
you which leaves me thinking they might not be twins but the same person.
The chapter cover looks very strange as Maytag faces off against the cast of this castle, so it's almost looking like she alone is the one worrying here. I feel like this whole thing is some sort of experiment and knowing that Moss can see people's weaknesses I can instantly see how he could be a part of whatever process this involves, discovering each of the subject's "weaknesses". A knowledge that might be crucial to whatever experiment they're conducting.
Maytag's weakness was her infidelity and in the interview section he described Bern's as the fact she's a Lesbian (although it was before she "came out" so it might not be considered her weakness anymore). Glyph's is almost certainly an obsession with women. Then we get to possible desires: 1. Glyph - would obviously desire the threesome. 2. Bern - possibly desires to be more open and free like (and for) Maytag. 3. Maytag - probably desires an open relationship with Bern.
Crest asked at page 6 or something if Maytag's statements were really what she wanted. She was under a truth spell but she was stating what she'd do with a conviction she felt at the time, not that making Bern happy was her greatest desire. In a way, I guess this could be showing a deep seated desire of Bern to make Maytag happy but that Maytag's deep seated desire is still for Bern to change and make her happy. *shrug*
PEOPLE: just don't forget that we have at least Moss as a 2nd level sorcerer, then we've got the B&B sign out the front which was hovering/floating and weighed down to the ground so it's looking like magick is involved in this place. Not sure to what level or what purpose, but the rates for the rooms are too cheap IMHO for the quality of their accomodation so this whole thing feels like either one big trap or one big experiment.