Medium · Rhetoric ≥ 4
The way the last word is emphasized suggests a veiled threat to your person.
Intellect
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The way the last word is emphasized suggests a veiled threat to your person.
The tone of the statement is so matter-of-fact, it's as though he were talking about picking up a morning newspaper on his daily walk around the block.
He probably means they've been mourning their lost friends.
That there is a form of severe sarcasm... and he's not actually a nurse.
Meaning: you forgot both who you are and the definitions of 'money,' 'isola,' 'pale,' and so on.
As if having your badge and gun are natural states, not achievements.
Good idea. It doesn't look like he thinks you're in a position to correct him on the shitkid issue.
Listen to yourself. You sound like a brutal idiot. No matter what I do.
He was too sarcastic for you to realize who he was.
You may have accidentally admitted to losing it. Just now.
The scene is making even him feel as though he has to justify your actions.
Despite all that you've done -- the deserter, the phasmid, the case?!
Whatever this is, it is completely unimportant compared to what you've just seen.
If you investigated further, you -- or Kim -- would have more to say. But you didn't, so here we are.
If you investigated further, you would have more to say. But you didn't. So here we are.
He's got a very, very solid case there. Actually, I've been trying to find a good moment to tell you...