Challenging · Rhetoric ≥ 6
As opposed to the other knives she's finding there now. Hardie, for one.
Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.
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As opposed to the other knives she's finding there now. Hardie, for one.
Wait, one thing. Possibly small but -- she said you rolled into town. Was that 'you' singular or plural? She might know something...
That's her admitting the bullet was an emergency exit.
Because you've been going around pointing a gun at yourself, trying to answer the same question in vain. Her finger squeezes the trigger now...
So she thinks of you as hunters -- not cops -- and of herself merely as prey.
She's truly desperate -- she thinks she has no other options. You need to give her options.
It's not a quib. The situation is dangerous.
He just can't be sure -- maybe it will yield something useful?
The big sea... The Big C? That can only mean one thing: Communism.
He did, he totally said something about the apparatus, god damn it...
Yes -- climbing it would be too expensive. The animations your body needs to make, interacting with the ladder, are beyond your capabilities at this moment in your career.
The lieutenant does not seem to share your enthusiasm.
The lieutenant does not seem to share your enthusiasm.
She's beginning to suspect you've broken into her lorry now.
She deliberately avoided naming the mob she worked for. You might be able to find this out later.
When someone says they're not being sarcastic, it's usually a good sign that they're being very sarcastic.
You can't make out a word of this gibberish.