I just got back from the topic "They won't see it coming" and realized that we urgently need more content for Gwyn! Here are some of my arguments for defending this agenda:
1) She is a lovely character with a captivating personality! When I interact with her, I can't help feeling like she's in front of that typical shy childhood friend of anime!
2) Even though she is one of the first characters that you find right at the beginning of the game, however, she practically has no participation in the rest of the lore! Even in the events that directly affect her family, she is at most cited by Garth and Garret. (and that part of the content doesn't seem to change, even if we have a lot of puppies with her and the affection at most)
3) She obviously has a serious case of Electra Complex, even though this part of the content is totally optional (and I admit that it is fucking hot), it would be great if we had a conversation scene with her after it occurs, since I I think that any character who is not extremely corrupted, would at least want to talk about it with her later. (even why, we have to admit that that scene starts as a simple roleplay, but it starts to get really weird really fast!)
4) SHE IS THE DAUGHTER OF THE TAVERNER !! This is literally one of the ten biggest cliches in the RPG world (the first, if you play bard)! For pitt's sake, how is it that even after all this, all we have is a scene of a father sermon in the style "if you make my little girl suffer, you will suffer even more"? How come we have no scene of Garth being the classic grandpa and telling his grandchildren stories? Or Garret playing the big silly and unresponsive uncle? At least we could have a chance to give her a ring (or a collar, I don't know how the lupines exchange their vows), since we saved her brother AND her family's story!
Bonus) I would also love to get my hands on the scoundrel who ran away and abandoned her pregnant! Maybe even dragging it kicking and screaming for the Frost Hound, and when the asshole pleads on his knees for her forgiveness (obviously more out of fear of parental punishment than genuine repentance), Gwyn simply holds the champion's arm and says she has already found one A real MAN, who not only stood by her, taking care of her, but was also a father to ALL her children!