Challenging · Empathy ≥ 6
The conference centres are filled with people who get angry at you if you do something wrong.
Psyche
Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.
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The conference centres are filled with people who get angry at you if you do something wrong.
She smiles. A bitter little smile. She means it.
She seems quite relaxed for a victim of assault. But, of course, what seems should not be your priority.
The woman doesn't flinch, but there is something in her eyes -- the same sadness? Yes, from when she first told you about the hanging, in the hallway.
Something in her demeanour has changed. She's tired, consigned to her fate -- to being here with you and what's to come.
The woman doesn't flinch, but there is something in her light brown eyes... a sadness.
Playfully. She doesn't seem to be overly distressed. Or distressed at all, really.
She's lost in thought -- eyes narrowed, forehead furrowed...
There is something in her eyes -- the same sadness? Yes, from back in the hallway when she first told you about the hanging, in the hallway.
He feels uncomfortable with this conversation. He doesn't know what to add.
A jitter of fear and disgust moves through her body, beginning from her shoulders and ending in her hips. The cigarette tastes foul to her now.
He's a little relieved you're no longer in that room.
She seems genuinely worried about her previous tenant. She's seen her hiding out from trouble before, but this seems different.
You could follow up on that, but suspect you're not going to pry much out of her.
He's not dissatisfied with you, but with himself.
She's not telling you all she knows. Keep her talking.