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The Traitor in Our Midst Sentences, Vol. 4

(Sentences for traitors, moles, and other double agents - as well as those trying to find them. Adjust phrasing where needed)

"Were you spying on me?"

"I need you to understand that whatever you think, there is a distinct possibility that he's manipulating you."

"If you don't see how this situation compromises us, then I really don't know what to say to you."

"We execute traitors. Didn't you know that?"

"You didn't see anything, alright?"

"I know what you did."

"The next time you decide to stab me in the back, have the guts to do it to my face."

"You do realise that if they catch you, they will kill you?"

"Remember when we had that conversation about how you were going to lay low?"

"As tempting as your offer may be, I am a man of principles.... And they bribed me first."

"I ought to thank you for saving me. You'll be in trouble for that."

"Nobody had that information except you."

"Double agents don't go broke. They die sometimes, but they don't go broke."

"By now, you should know that no one in our business is ever who he says he is."

"I think you used me before, and I think you're using me now."

"MI6 has just given me a contract to kill you."

"I think you're jumping to a lot of conclusions."

"You have some very 'interesting' friends."

"You must never underestimate me, nor I you."

"I'm sorry I had to tie you up. It was necessary at the time."

"I hear you've been looking for me. I'm flattered."

"You know, for a moment this afternoon, I really thought you were going to betray me."

"Whatever you're doing, I'll help you, but you have to be honest with me."

"I don't think your intentions are honourable."

"Every Caesar must have his Brutus."

"I've done a lot of things for you in the past, but this? No way."

"I should have known. I should have seen the signs."

"You got it all wrong. Why would I want to spy on you?"

"You know, if you'd asked me to betray my country for you, I would have."

Mutuals only, send me a message before you add me.

Aenorea's canon timeline romance options

Lucanis (Likely)

Harding (Most likely)

Davrin (Likely)

Neve (Unlikely - Chose Treviso, probably locked out but I've gotten enough events to confuse the fuck out of me)

Harding wins! I also kinda chose her before exploring other options so-

canon characters have the luxury of appearing "more fleshed out" / "self-explanatory" simply because we've witnessed them interact with other characters on screen. oc's don't get to have that when they are first created.

oc's start from scratch. and they can only build themselves based on the way they relate to others. it's literally how humans work.

so, you want to know more about oc's? engage. how? lemme give you some tips based on practices i've applied myself (feel free to reblog and add more):

read their headcanons: most oc's will provide important info there

ask the writer about their headcanons: found a headcanon intriguing? ask for details (e.g. if they mention they have a special item in them at all times, ask what it looks like, what for, its significance). this helps motivate writers to uncover new information about their own character.

ask the character about their headcanons: let the muse explain themselves and see how they behave about something personal, for example.

read their stats: pets? scars? tattoos? anything visible that can be commented on? point it out to the muse and comment on it.

send memes/questions: your best chance is when you see them reblog them so you don't have to come up with anything yourself.

relate them to your muse: does your muse like rock music? ask the character or the writer if they like rock music too.

"You know that I will answer." Patience pervades posture, tone and expression alike, even if it doesn't quite dig into the core. No matter the events that led them here, keeping a collected front keeps one thing further from being added to the plate of stress pressing down on their head. If by secondary chance, it aids in getting them to express what troubles them on their mind, he'll consider it a secondary benefit. For now, it keeps the burning itch to move at bay.

"That's not what I was referring to. You said you were going to do something important and then you left."

They took a shaky breath, arms crossed over their chest as she began to pace. Tears of frustration beading as they dropped their arms, before one hand moved to hair, gripping and tugging lightly. There was so much left unsaid, and they never felt like these dreams gave them much time to talk.

"I didn't reply to your letters because yes, I had no interest in hearing from you. I didn't want a letter, I wanted to see you. To hear what exactly was so important that you'd leave me to wander-"