Now's your chance to end this interview on a high-note. This is your area of expertise, after all...
Motorics
Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.
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Now's your chance to end this interview on a high-note. This is your area of expertise, after all...
This is a good start. They're starting to loosen up. You feel relaxed and in control. Soon you're subjecting even the alphabet to a meticulous archaeologico-materialist critique.
Seems unlikely you'll be able to 'lay down the law' with a child who made you oink like a pig...
Is it getting warm in here? There seems to be a little pool of sweat forming in the depression of your lower back.
Now's your chance to end this interview on a high-note. Soon you're all animatedly debating the political subtext of character creation...
A truth conveyed matter-of-factly, without pride or self-consciousness.
... but that's no excuse to unload on a bystander, he allows to remain unsaid...
She's reading from a script. Your words have activated some sort of procedure.
A distended pause. A slight chill of embarrassment. She isn't sure what to say.
There's a hesitation in her voice now, a little catch that wasn't there before...
Outwardly, the lieutenant exudes reassurance, but you can sense a lingering doubt in his voice.
Putting on a brave face and partying as hard as possible is the best way to get through tough times.
That's a variation of the Stations of the Breath. It's used when the body of the deceased is not available to hold a hand against.