Medium · Rhetoric ≥ 4
Yeah, who in their right mind would judge a book by its cover, lorryman?
Intellect
Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.
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Yeah, who in their right mind would judge a book by its cover, lorryman?
But isn't he a traditionalist?! Why does he keep talking about future...
Perhaps socialism, seeing that he's working for the Union...
A question for an answer, huh? The answer must be really obvious.
Oh, trying to keep only one type of people around you is suddenly 'incestuous', Gary?
He gave you a question for an answer. Must mean the answer's obvious.
The sarcasm is so finely tuned it actually comes off like worry.
His serious, business-like tone doesn't waiver for a second.
But you can't just come out and ask him. You should make your introduction first. Pay homage. This is a man of stature.
An important place. One of the last bastions of the left in Martinaise. Perhaps here you'll find the man who'll help you get organised?
You may not know them, but they seem to know exactly who you are...
They are, but they don't seem too keen to talk with you, do they?