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bakerstreet2013-04-28 11:04 am
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Give me the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.

Whether by spell, curse or chemical, your character is now compelled to speak honestly about everything. There's a little wiggle room: all that matters is that all they say are true.
1) Post with your character, (you know the drill) they're now stuck speaking the truth.
2) Others tag in.
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I wasn't depressed. I was angry, confused, upset. But not depressed. I didn't understand how someone as clever as her could let herself get killed. And I don't like not understanding things.
[He pauses as his brain catches up to the last part.]
Good? How was that good?
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[He sighs, throwing his hands up in the air with some frustration at Sherlock's next question.] Because you followed me, and found out Irene Adler was still alive. So that was good for you, then.
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[Pretty much zero, in Sherlock's opinion. Unless you count his dealers. Well, until Lestrade, Mrs. Hudson, Molly and John. And if pressed, yes, his brother.]
Finding out she was alive, was worse than learning she was dead. Because it meant she tricked me again.
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[Says 'Three Continents Watson,' who has had more than his fair share of 'conquests,' but mostly in his younger days.
So there really wasn't anything like... physical attraction to her? You just liked her for her mind?
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[Sorry, he got too caught up in the last part to remember the first part.]
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Fine, okay. So you weren't interested in her that way, which is fine. You're just not interested in people that way at all, right?
[Forgive him, he's just trying to understand his friend a bit better.]
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No. And before you get any hair-brained ideas, I am physically and emotionally fine. [Where sex is concerned, anyway.] As I said, sex doesn't alarm me. I just find it... dull.
[Seriously, what is so exciting about a bio-chemical response to stimulus?]
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[He's already faced that enough in his life, thanks. Then he nods with a twitch of a faint smile that disappears quickly.]
Thank you.