Medium · Rhetoric ≥ 4
The usual being "have you seen anything out of the ordinary" or "have you seen anything suspicious"?
Intellect
Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.
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The usual being "have you seen anything out of the ordinary" or "have you seen anything suspicious"?
Looks like you're a fägäri now, whatever that means. The suspicious question doesn't really work in antagonistic situations.
Cuno's a poor kid from a poor neighbourhood. Say your job is on the line. He'll sympathize.
No, it's not weak. It's sincere. Do not confuse sincerity with weakness. Say it. Trust me.
Just trust me. He'll sympathize if he realizes you could actually lose your job over this.
No, it's the Face Blob who's trying to humiliate you. Why does he speak like that? Why can't he speak like a normal person?
Not all of them. Social democrats have their hearts in the right place. Some of them can be valuable allies if you turn them.
By killing in his territory, someone has openly challenged Cuno. It's in his best interest to put them in their place.
You just haven't done it long enough. You need to do it even longer.
See, I'm not trying to humiliate you. I just don't know any better. Say it!
He doesn't know what that means. Talking about civics and shit didn't make this any easier.
He just has no heart and no sympathy for the cause. It's not your fault.
Oh... that's right, Cuno is a killer entrepreneur and a visionary. He doesn't like this begaroo shit.
It sincerely amuses him -- how hard these guys typecast themselves.