Easy · Suggestion ≥ 2
Did that just cheer him up a bit? Could be... It feels like the lieutenant cracked a little smile there.
Psyche
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Did that just cheer him up a bit? Could be... It feels like the lieutenant cracked a little smile there.
The optimal way to go about this would be indifference. It begins by you telling him you don't care about any of this.
He's trying to act dismissive, but at this particular moment, he's more open than usual to the idea of paranatural phenomena.
Here's a man who knows how to play the media -- by starting with the right question.
This guy's your buddy-buddy. You feel it immediately: you belong to an organization. A fraternity. Of drunks.
You might be able to get on Garte's good side if you replace the broken skua you almost certainly broke?
You might be able to get on Garte's good side if you make up for the skua you broke?
What is detective work if not an elaborate game? You need logical inference, attention to detail, the ability to analyse your opponents' motives...
Yes, it's merciful that way. It's your friend. Come back to it, we're all rooting for you to.
Wow, Kim's bad ass. Or he's had a druggie partner? Whoa. That's probably it! He's seen it before.
Just talk. It'll smooth things over. Old people like attention.
Manipulating his patriotic impulses like that? René is gonna remember that.
Whatever you're selling there -- he's buying it. In bulk.
The lieutenant's opinion of you has definitely lowered.