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Corbin's Funeral, Block Therapy, and Dylan's Arrival
At 48:25 · chapter starts 47:30
The morning after the livestream, Kenzie announces she is wearing black for Corbin's funeral and will never speak to him again. She credits her parents — specifically her father's example of always respecting and pursuing her mother — for the speed and finality of that decision. No tears, no second-guessing, no texting. In real life, she adds, it would have been a hard block by nightfall. Into this emotional landscape walks Dylan: a Casa Amor boy who had only heard about her from clips, assumed she and Corbin were solid, and still made a beeline for her the moment he walked in. He drew a picture of her in a split for a villa activity before they had even spoken at length [1] — Kenzie "America called Dylan's tears fake. Kenzie says that hurt more than almost anything. Since leaving the villa they have basically been living…" 51:30 . Kenzie was initially drawn to Gaul as well, but Gaul's dismissal of her age on day one killed that connection before it started. Dylan was consistent from the first moment and, Kenzie says, has been exactly the same person on and off camera.
