Medium · Rhetoric ≥ 5
If you want to shut it down, you need to act decisively. It's Cuno. Use Cuno-words.
Intellect
Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.
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If you want to shut it down, you need to act decisively. It's Cuno. Use Cuno-words.
It's business etiquette to take compliments even if they aren't sincere. Like this one.
He's hiding his real reaction beneath courtesy.
Whatever you do, don't ask him about the gun first. You don't want him thinking you're scared.
Smooth-talking? Maybe that's the way to go about opening the container! You should at least try convincing it.
He refuses to discuss it further. It's probably just a small nuisance to him.
Telling the gardener you know her name might throw her off? Perhaps something to consider, later...
He probably doesn't know anything anyway. Who in their right mind would tell him?
Look at him, it's not gonna be anything useful anyway. Don't fight it. Better to go with the flow.
She realizes she's about to criticize your work -- or lack thereof.
You didn't say she wrote it, you asked what it was doing there.
The timidness is gone for a second. Something else takes it's place. A readiness.