You can't draw a sound conclusion. The one who usually does says...
Psyche
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You can't draw a sound conclusion. The one who usually does says...
There. She momentarily lost control over Straight-Back-Guy! It appears that she feels guilty.
You could blame her a little. It was a pretty straight forward question that she refused to answer.
You can trust Pillar-Bookhead, by the way. As far as I can tell, he's not singing to her tune... the only one besides me.
This is one of her manoeuvres. The others are fast asleep, as always... it's hard to say what the truth is.
You can trust Pillar-Bookhead, by the way. As far as I can tell, he's not singing to her tune... the only one besides me.
Just have her answer the question. Don't give explanations.
No, it doesn't check out. Can't you see she's clearly avoiding something here?
Technically not? C'mon man. Listen. You can't trust them. It's just you and me.
See? There's something off here. This one must know she's deploying flares and countermeasures.
The lieutenant seems oddly sure he is not compromised, not psychologically at least. Is it hubris?
C'mon. She lied through her teeth. And you know it.
It also has startlingly little to do with arresting her, you suddenly realize...
...or maybe you should take her to the station? For safekeeping. She lied to you. And she's a flight risk.
Look who's waking up from a thousand years of sleep!