Two Truths and a Lie

[thechoiceisyours]

• Make a toplevel for your character
• ICly post two truths and a lie! Or four truths and two lies, or multiple sets of two truths and a lie, or whatever you want. Just make sure to make it clear how many lies there are for others to guess.
• Other characters reply and try to guess the lie
• Learn things/Discuss/Respond to other characters
• Make sure to put in a content warning if any of the truths/lies would warrant one
• Have fun!

Comments

[mismanagement]

Clearly.

[It's pretty obvious which one of them Maketh likes better.]

Hmm. Of course. Your friends would never covert your position or wish harm to fall upon you.

[lifetothefullest]

[He's heartbroken. But no, really, it works out for the best if Maketh likes Brennan, for several reasons.]

If they did, I trust they would've done a lot better job in making sure that actually happened.

[In other words, if his friends wanted him dead he would've been a long time ago; his friends are very competent.]

[mismanagement]

That is a better answer.

[She respects him marginally more for it.]

[lifetothefullest]

[And in turn that response just annoys him.]

I don't typically consider people friends if I have any doubt regarding whether or not they'd let me get killed at first opportunity, so I'm not sure why that's a better response.

[mismanagement]

You should want your allies to be capable.

[Obviously. And what's a little murder here and there?]

[lifetothefullest]

I'm not seeing your point. My allies and friends are all very capable.

[That it's murder, okay, that's what it is!!! >:c]

[mismanagement]

If they couldn't organize an efficient murder and coverup, then they're not capable.

[lifetothefullest]

There's a big difference between not being capable of doing something and choosing not to do it.

[mismanagement]

There is a difference, certainly, though I doubt it is as great as you would like to believe.

[lifetothefullest]

Then you're wrong, both generally and in specific.

[He's very confident in this.]

[mismanagement]

Experience has proven me otherwise.