Medium · Rhetoric ≥ 4
She purposefully misrepresented information crucial to the case.
Intellect
Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.
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She purposefully misrepresented information crucial to the case.
If they want to kill me, they'll kill me. If they want to toy with me they will. She's come to this conclusion weeks ago.
Yes. Start at the top, choose at the bottom, it's how we've always done it. No rush...
She's buying time to formulate the best answer.
So she thinks -- at least partly -- that this Return will feature a self-governing Revachol. She has already placed her bets.
How do you respond to a pithy no like that? He's just not into pilot caps, it seems.
By the way, the lieutenant does not actually believe you will be spiritually reimbursed for letting her escape. You just have to live with it.
Rhetorical flare. He does not actually welcome the return of the whores.
He did not expect you both to survive once you stepped between those two armies.
That means he hasn't seen them around while you were out. They're not really worried about you. If they were, wouldn't they be here?
No. They would be here if they were truly worried.
He's saying I now? And not calling you a f****t or a pig? Is he ill or something?