Medium · Rhetoric ≥ 4
A trick question. Don't let her lead the conversation.
Intellect
Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.
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A trick question. Don't let her lead the conversation.
You should have kept pushing if you had something.
All -- seven -- together. They're diluting responsibility. It's an anti-arrest tactic.
Seems like they don't want to talk about that rape Titus mentioned. Why not? This is a serious allegation. Make them talk about it.
He killed the guy for stepping out of line? What, is Mr. Titus Hardie here a fascist? No sir, he is not. Get to the bottom of it. Ask again.
He doesn't actually want to hurt you. There's an easy way out of this -- a self-deprecating joke.
You had something other than the bizarre vision too, right? You better have something, because this didn't work.
"...that there's any question who's the leader." That's how he would have ended it. Titus won't let him.
From rape -- to harassment -- to threats of violence -- why the strange de-escalation?
This isn't something he came up with on the spot. It's his standard reasoning -- a product of many years of being Titus Hardie.
Evidence. Show them you have it. It doesn't have to be conclusive.
You don't have to say everything out loud. Just mix and match.
That 'fucker' wasn't aimed at you. It was at her.
No they're not. And you're not itching for any bumps. Don't betray your inexplicable feminist ideals for cheap macho friend-points.
Fair enough. I was just gonna make it up on the way. Here come the other good ideas!
No, no. Don't listen to him. This is gold stuff. Now let's get didactic!