Easy · Empathy ≥ 3
He's not too offended. The experience has changed something in him.
Psyche
Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.
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He's not too offended. The experience has changed something in him.
He means it. It's not just boasting. It's something he discovered about himself, stepping onto that balcony.
People just don't know how to accept gifts, especially taxidermy. He likes it. He likes the bird. It solves his broken bird problem.
Life doesn't have a BACK button. Now get off your ass and speak the truth about Sylvie the Whore.
And there we have it. Isn't that beautiful? Another situation fixed by Doctor Love.
He is not proud. But he'll deal with that later.
He is not proud. But he'll deal with that later.
He is not proud. But he'll deal with that later.
There is a sudden, harsh edge to his voice. Like he's tired of hearing about your "personal affairs."
It is not from a purely tactical standpoint. We are not ruling out that the lieutenant had a little... rebel phase in that past of his.
His disdain is clear. This man would not use such an expression otherwise.
There's a hint of defensiveness in his voice. Even this minor act of rebellion is important to the lieutenant's self-construction.