Challenging · Rhetoric ≥ 6
In that case, doesn't life get hard because we go on?
Intellect
Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.
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In that case, doesn't life get hard because we go on?
She doesn't actually think it's all that extraordinary.
It's impossible to say whether she's being sarcastic or really means it.
What he means is he has been trying to meet up with you for two days, but you have been otherwise occupied.
This man is doing you a professional courtesy. He knows you haven't talked to the proprietor about whatever it was you were supposed to talk to him about.
He smiles until he realizes his comeback wasn't very good. Then he frowns again.
Ask him about the body's location before asking if he killed him. People give up information in the more innocuous questions, which you can later use in the more sinister ones, not vice versa.
He's shaken. Barter now and he'll cave in.
This is it! He said they hoisted him up on a tree -- who is this they if he doesn't know?
Have they not been telling you you're a cop?
He doesn't mean it in earnest. It's a cruel jest. He's going to say as much too, just you wait:
No, of course not -- this time we shoot someone else!
No, of course not -- this time we shoot someone else!
He doesn't actually think the challenge is unique. He thinks it's frustrating, annoying and harder than he thought.
What was that about Processing, then -- weren't they supposed to take care of the boots? Why don't they help?