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That's... that's impossible!
Did we explain the hazards of the clear seed? Because I feel like a genuine explanation of the clear seed would be an opportunity to increase trust slightly and act as a segue to prove that we want to help. Also, the seed hatching is a bad thing anyway, so it's not even super weird to say. And getting that out of the way first can prevent that from being an issue later even if she does cut us off.
Something like:
[ ] Apologize. She's right we don't understand; even thinking about what she went through is enough to terrify us.
[ ] As an aside, mention that the clear seed she took should not be put next to a regular grief seed, otherwise a witch will hatch.
[ ] We just want to help. But we can't understand how to help unless we know her side of the story.
-[ ] The Pleiades won't give us the whole story. They might be withholding information, but they probably don't know everything that's happened. They certainly don't know how much you've suffered.
-[ ] Offer to try and find whatever she was looking for in Niko's lab. Would she agree to talk then?
I'm a little iffy on, "They certainly don't know how much you've suffered." But I wanted to be able to plant doubt as to the Pleiades' malice vs. ignorance from a perspective understandable by someone who thinks that the Pleiades are malicious. I feel that might get her to come around to the position that talking out her problems is a good idea.
Something like:
[ ] Apologize. She's right we don't understand; even thinking about what she went through is enough to terrify us.
[ ] As an aside, mention that the clear seed she took should not be put next to a regular grief seed, otherwise a witch will hatch.
[ ] We just want to help. But we can't understand how to help unless we know her side of the story.
-[ ] The Pleiades won't give us the whole story. They might be withholding information, but they probably don't know everything that's happened. They certainly don't know how much you've suffered.
-[ ] Offer to try and find whatever she was looking for in Niko's lab. Would she agree to talk then?
I'm a little iffy on, "They certainly don't know how much you've suffered." But I wanted to be able to plant doubt as to the Pleiades' malice vs. ignorance from a perspective understandable by someone who thinks that the Pleiades are malicious. I feel that might get her to come around to the position that talking out her problems is a good idea.
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