Intellect
Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.
533 · Voice lines
There is more here, you can feel it. He was not outright lying but almost...
You will have to be very convincing and very sober to make them believe, sire.
Don't tell him about the phasmid. He will not believe it. IT. DIDN'T. HAPPEN.
You did not -- under any circumstances -- talk to it.
It's hard to say if he doesn't believe you -- or doesn't care.
Thou art honourable and just, sire. 'Tis the snakes who are vile! Hissing in the grass...
Put on your prettiest face for the masses!
There is some uncertainty in that motion, no? Smoothing the fabric like that, as if looking for some kind of confirmation...
The kid is admitting falsehood, sire. He just doesn't know.
Good. Talk to him, demonstratively pick it up, then push it along with the other accusations. This is a good idea.
He tries to keep his voice casual and businesslike, but it trembles ever so slightly.
He's meant everything he said before; but right now he not only means it -- he is sincere.
She regresses and pretends she's a mythological creature when she's under too much stress.