by Earnest » Tue Jun 09, 2020 8:42 am
Does she say it: in particular contexts? This --> during dinners? while doing her job? Does she perform in theaters? Does she always say that "her sister goes to school"? Can her sister go somewhere else? If not, is it because she has something to do with a school?
Sorry for asking but, is any handicap involved? Or maybe people think that it is involved? Or maybe she want people to think that it is involved?
Does she answer to a question when saying it? If so, is the question "are you an only child"? "have you got a sister"? Something similar? Is it asked by colleagues? Police? People making a certain job? Is she threatened? Is she forced to tell so? Does she specify the name of the school? Relevant?
Can Chloe make the same sentence producing the same effects on people, after having declared that she (Chloe) is an only child? Yes --> so basically people do not care about the trueness of the sentence, but rather about the sentence itself right? Is a code/signal relevant? A sound/noise? Is she a musician? A singer singing a song about her sister going to school? An actress?
Is she trying to keep something secret? Is she trying to justify her actions? Does she care about whether people believe her or not about the existence of the sister? She does tell about her sister also to people who know for sure that she is an only child right?
If people do not believe her about the existence of the sister, do they simply ignore her? Ask more about the sister? become more and more suspicious?
Is a game been played? Does she tell it while playing a relevant game? (egg, tabu in order to let the partner understand a relevant word)? Does she give a name to "her sister" relevantly? To be sure, does she refer to her sister as a HTF or a HCF? relevant?
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Earnest on Tue Jun 09, 2020 8:48 am, edited 1 time in total.