Logic · Voice lines

Read the scene Martinaise

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

Why would a categorical no need a conditional no to support it?

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

From the comfort of his own bed.

Easy · Logic ≥ 3

Hmm... the kitchen is close by -- maybe the cook will be more forthcoming?

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

From the comfort of his own bed.

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

Because he's not a bartender.

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

From the comfort of his own bed.

Easy · Logic ≥ 2

Or you broke the bird. That's why you brought the replacement. Out of guilt...

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

There are these things called days. You sleep between them. He's saying they'll come after you've slept. (Just making clear you got that.)

Godly · Logic ≥ 10

Relax. Knocking out the cafeteria manager is not going to solve your lodging problem, not in the long run.

Easy · Logic ≥ 2

You're guessing there aren't that many others.

Easy · Logic ≥ 3

It's safe to say this is about your karaoke performance.

Easy · Logic ≥ 3

Hmm... kitchen. It's right nearby. What if you asked the cook?

Easy · Logic ≥ 2

Or you broke the bird. It can also be that. I think Sylvie even...

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

Yeah, those numbers he's adding up must be making good sense to him right now.

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

The thing is, the RCM employs relatively few oxen. It's clear that what the lieutenant may lack in musculature he makes up for in other ways.

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

Clearly he prefers to think you're malingering. He cannot fathom that anyone could drink so much as to retroactively erase their entire life.

Look at you -- it's because you're a failure. They sent you to slight Precinct 57.

Legendary · Logic ≥ 8

Clearly, he has already formed his own theory.

Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.

1,091 · Voice lines

Read the scene Martinaise

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

Why would a categorical no need a conditional no to support it?

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

From the comfort of his own bed.

Easy · Logic ≥ 3

Hmm... the kitchen is close by -- maybe the cook will be more forthcoming?

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

From the comfort of his own bed.

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

Because he's not a bartender.

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

From the comfort of his own bed.

Easy · Logic ≥ 2

Or you broke the bird. That's why you brought the replacement. Out of guilt...

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

There are these things called days. You sleep between them. He's saying they'll come after you've slept. (Just making clear you got that.)

Godly · Logic ≥ 10

Relax. Knocking out the cafeteria manager is not going to solve your lodging problem, not in the long run.

Easy · Logic ≥ 2

You're guessing there aren't that many others.

Easy · Logic ≥ 3

It's safe to say this is about your karaoke performance.

Easy · Logic ≥ 3

Hmm... kitchen. It's right nearby. What if you asked the cook?

Easy · Logic ≥ 2

Or you broke the bird. It can also be that. I think Sylvie even...

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

Yeah, those numbers he's adding up must be making good sense to him right now.

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

The thing is, the RCM employs relatively few oxen. It's clear that what the lieutenant may lack in musculature he makes up for in other ways.

Medium · Logic ≥ 4

Clearly he prefers to think you're malingering. He cannot fathom that anyone could drink so much as to retroactively erase their entire life.

Look at you -- it's because you're a failure. They sent you to slight Precinct 57.

Legendary · Logic ≥ 8

Clearly, he has already formed his own theory.