[ .. there's a lot she could say to those words, isn't there.
For example, the fact that plenty of people have lied to her in the past. Ange doesn't think she's the sort of person that makes other people feel like they can just be honest about her, if that past experience is anything to go by. Then again, like Claude says, he mostly lies to get things done. And what could he even get done in this place by lying to her? Not a particular amount.
Does it make him a a bad person? A good person? Ange isn't sure, honestly. As far as she can see, Claude is just Claude, without her having any particular moral opinion about the guy.
Maybe it's why she doesn't mention a thing about that first part. Instead she stays quiet until he gets to that last part, and it's only then that she pipes up with: ]
Well, what do you think your true self is?
[ That's the easiest way to deal with this, right? Ange can't imagine Claude likes living with this weird restriction, so they might as well see if they can speedrun this entire ordeal so the other is done with it ASAP.
Granted, it's only a moment later that she realises he's forced to be honest with her. It's easy to forget, despite the strange way Claude has been acting today. So after a brief pause, the girl adds: ]
You really don't have to get into any embarrassing details. [ Just saying!! In case that keeps Claude's current curse, or punishment, or whatever you want to call it from spiralling into a talk neither of them want to have. It's just that Ange is trying to guide him along to whatever right answer the beings in charge here have in mind, so they can move on from it altogether. ]
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For example, the fact that plenty of people have lied to her in the past. Ange doesn't think she's the sort of person that makes other people feel like they can just be honest about her, if that past experience is anything to go by. Then again, like Claude says, he mostly lies to get things done. And what could he even get done in this place by lying to her? Not a particular amount.
Does it make him a a bad person? A good person? Ange isn't sure, honestly. As far as she can see, Claude is just Claude, without her having any particular moral opinion about the guy.
Maybe it's why she doesn't mention a thing about that first part. Instead she stays quiet until he gets to that last part, and it's only then that she pipes up with: ]
Well, what do you think your true self is?
[ That's the easiest way to deal with this, right? Ange can't imagine Claude likes living with this weird restriction, so they might as well see if they can speedrun this entire ordeal so the other is done with it ASAP.
Granted, it's only a moment later that she realises he's forced to be honest with her. It's easy to forget, despite the strange way Claude has been acting today. So after a brief pause, the girl adds: ]
You really don't have to get into any embarrassing details. [ Just saying!! In case that keeps Claude's current curse, or punishment, or whatever you want to call it from spiralling into a talk neither of them want to have. It's just that Ange is trying to guide him along to whatever right answer the beings in charge here have in mind, so they can move on from it altogether. ]