Medium · Empathy ≥ 4
Miraculously, his face does not reveal what's happening inside.
Psyche
Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.
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Miraculously, his face does not reveal what's happening inside.
There's a note of indignation in his voice. Interesting.
His courtesy is not insincere, but he prefers being alone with his projector, just watching the movement of light across the walls of the shop.
He's doubtful, but doesn't see the point in contradicting a notion that is so dear to you.
Something lifted in him when he saw those shares. He needs as many as possible -- even if he won't admit it.
Some extra shares would go a long way to helping him out of debt. He deserves a break.
It pains him to see a fellow officer struggling to make ends meet and not be able to offer assistance. This is his way of making it up to you.
He's not too comfortable counselling you like this, but he's genuinely concerned for your well-being.
Their matter-of-fact tone belies their surprise at the fact that you didn't recognize the figure in the print.
Something about this topic was very personal to him, but the moment has passed.
Something about this topic was very personal to him, but the moment has passed.