Medium · Empathy ≥ 4
He feels bad about it. About his eyes mostly, just having bad eyesight -- probably from a young age. Whatever you do, do not console him.
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He feels bad about it. About his eyes mostly, just having bad eyesight -- probably from a young age. Whatever you do, do not console him.
This isn't mere boundary pushing. There is a true suicidal rage in the kid as she's provoking you.
He could come up with at least four more reasons why not to trample on the roof of his sports model motor carriage.
She is disappointed, trapped, entangled in this world -- all because of the continuously appalling marksmanship of law officials.
What was that? Was the lieutenant just impressed by your unintuitive guess?
He feels bad about it. About his eyes mostly, just having bad eyesight -- probably from a young age. Whatever you do, do not console him.
He's definitely not impressed by the way you're handling it, but he doesn't hold it against you either. He's supportive like that.
You left him hanging on an Ace's High?! What is wrong with you, you sharpshooting asshole?
"Didn't shoot me." There is sincere disappointment on her face. This kid was expecting pandemonium and release from her mortal coil.
Underneath the curdled meat there is an expression, not carried on his features but below, inside: an expression of pleasure. This man was experiencing joy at the moment of his death.
Maybe you should change it. They were praying... screaming...
That must be her tell: the cigarette. It hurts her to look directly at the corpse so she reverts her gaze to you.
That yeah is the kind that consoles and sweeps under the rug at the same time.
This does not come as good news to him.
There is something in her light brown eyes... a sadness. When she thinks about the death of that man.
She doesn't seem to be overly distressed. Or distressed at all, really.