Medium · Suggestion ≥ 4
It sounds like she tried looking into it herself, though she's clearly not the type your typical lorryman would confide in.
Psyche
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It sounds like she tried looking into it herself, though she's clearly not the type your typical lorryman would confide in.
Hang on, she's a professional negotiator. She should be open to some sort of mutually beneficial arrangement.
It only lasts for the briefest instance but you catch a look of disappointment in her eye. Anger even.
She's sentimental all right. You don't know enough about her to find out why exactly. She will keep her secrets for now.
Sounds like she'll solicit your help with something -- when she gets the chance.
Hear that, hero? Feels good, doesn't it? You should relay confidential information more often.
Curiosity for the Union burns brighter in her than curiosity for the case...
All right. You're in. Begin with the first one -- you'll appear worldly.
Everyone wants to talk about themselves. She will, in time.
You feel that she won't like the answer -- just as it's leaving your lips. Even more -- it will hurt her.
A counterargument, but still -- your historic mass-murderer fantasies have only endeared you to this person.
There is curiosity there that goes unnoticed. The lieutenant takes a step back, absent-mindedly.
The boys are too eager to please him to keep their mouths shut. You're gonna get a good head count here, just wait...
These guys are so macho they're ready to confess to first-degree murder. Ask if it was them.
There's laughter in the room. Try not to kill yourself this time.