Medium · Volition ≥ 4
It feels good to be the smart cop, doesn't it? That's a good cop to be. Has a nice ring to it. "Smart Cop." You wouldn't want to be "Stupid Cop," now would you? But still -- maybe he's just sucking up to you?
Psyche
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It feels good to be the smart cop, doesn't it? That's a good cop to be. Has a nice ring to it. "Smart Cop." You wouldn't want to be "Stupid Cop," now would you? But still -- maybe he's just sucking up to you?
It still feels as if this didn't quite go as it should have, but...
Besides, you've got a case to solve right now, and you won't get to solve it if you turn yourself into a lab rat. Whatever's wrong with you can wait.
No! Stop immediately. Stop dancing and apologize.
Free from self-awareness. No deliberation, only -- and I mean only -- execution.
No, no. You should do it again. It's the last thing he'll be expecting.
That's right, you should do it again! It's the last thing he'll be expecting.
Is he reading a book about his life so far to figure out which reality he's in?
You need to face up to it. Go to the sea, inspect the machine.
What you truly want to know is -- can you really trust your entire fortune to a drunk who lost his house keys while out for a jog?
He doesn't exactly come across as responsible. Are you sure you can trust him with your entire fortune?
He isn't 'working on it' -- he'll never stop drinking.
Be professional. He probably doesn't even know what happened to you, why the strike is over...
And then he lost it all by going for a jog... not exactly inspiring.
Guess you held your ground. It can be good, being honest with yourself.