Medium · Drama ≥ 4
Well, he's definitely not lying -- he wouldn't endanger this business like that.
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Well, he's definitely not lying -- he wouldn't endanger this business like that.
The revolutionary must have added a little lustre to it, for a ten-year-old Kitsuragi. He will never admit it though.
The words are true, milord. No love for the herb in the lieutenant.
He's not. It's all but a ruse, sire. The lieutenant's peculiar sense of humor.
The revolutionary must have added a little lustre to it, for a ten-year-old Kitsuragi. He will never admit it though.
It's remarkable how he can keep a straight face. Take note -- the lieutenant is well versed in dead-panning. Many of the things he says could be meant in jest.
It would take more subterfuge to trick the lieutenant.
It was merely a jest -- horseplay! But now it looks like you're a total psychopath, jeopardizing the crime scene...
It was merely a jest -- horseplay! The impression of you being a total psychopath is wrong.
It would be clever of you to omit the boots altogether, sire. If you are to keep them for yourself -- as you ought to. You have deserved them more than anyone else!
Patience. After the autopsy, before the body is taken away. There will be a window of opportunity, after the lieutenant has gone to sleep. I hope this has helped you, my liege.
It's because of the pale. He doesn't want your frail mind caught up in it -- and this woman has spent time in the pale. A lot of time.
In the background you can hear the orchestra swell as the screen fills with the maiden's imploring eyes...