Challenging · Empathy ≥ 6
Her concern is sincere, her eyes round and affectionate.
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Her concern is sincere, her eyes round and affectionate.
There is a pinch of defensiveness in her voice, but it is playful.
She doesn't like it. Probably a bad memory. Mean girls at school or some ancient lover...
She's surprisingly nonchalant about this. Could it be that she somehow knows more about your predicament than she's letting on?
She's trying to conceal her excitement, but the slight glimmer in her green eyes tells you otherwise.
She is unfazed by your rudeness, probably chocking it up to local custom.
There's a trace of irony in his voice. Mischief even. The lieutenant is hatching some scheme.
Worry lines crease her forehead, but it's more than worry. In her eyes, a hint of... is that guilt?
Awkwardness washes over the conversation. The woman doesn't like this turn of events.
She understands what you're trying to do -- ask for money. But shame is contagious and she doesn't want to offend you by saying it out loud.
She wants to answer the question. Protocol keeps her from it.
She has no excess of emotions for this cadaver. Has she seen dead bodies before? It's likely.
It could go this or the other way. Maybe if you're tactful, it could be beneficial?
You don't know how you know -- it's not written on her face, nor in her voice -- but she had sympathy for this man.
Your response does not inspire great faith in the RCM.