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Keltham is paying closer attention to Carissa And Nothing Else than when he usually fails at reading Chelish people.  He catches the start of the happy wiggle, the wince and abort.  "Your aborting the wiggle when it hurt you was also a natural reaction.  Good Carissa for that too."

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Keltham is paying closer attention to Carissa And Nothing Else than when he usually fails at reading Chelish people.  He catches the start of the happy wiggle, the wince and abort.  "Your aborting the movement when it hurt you was also a natural reaction.  Good Carissa for that too."

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Keltham is paying closer attention to Carissa And Nothing Else than when he usually fails at reading Chelish people.  He catches the start of the happy wiggle, the wince and abort.  "Your aborting the movement when it hurt you was also a natural reaction.  Good Carissa for that too."

...the illusionary blade causes illusionary wounds that feel real enough to hurt when you move, which, Keltham guesses, goes along with the same mindset as having a command word for illusionary blood.

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Keltham is paying closer attention to Carissa And Nothing Else than when he usually fails at reading Chelish people.  He catches the start of the happy wiggle, the wince and abort.  "Your aborting the movement when it hurt you was also a natural reaction.  Good Carissa for that too."

...the illusionary blade causes illusionary wounds that feel real enough to hurt when you move, which, Keltham guesses, goes along with the same mindset as having a command word for illusionary blood.  He tries pressing around his own fake forearm cut, to verify that theory, and winces accordingly.  (She's blindfolded.)

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Keltham is paying closer attention to Carissa And Nothing Else than when he usually fails at reading Chelish people.  He catches the start of the happy wiggle, the wince and abort.

...the illusionary blade causes illusionary wounds that feel real enough to hurt when you move, which, Keltham guesses, goes along with the same mindset as having a command word for illusionary blood.  He tries pressing around his own fake forearm cut, to verify that theory, and winces accordingly.  (She's blindfolded.)

"Your aborting the movement when it hurt you was also a natural reaction," Keltham states.  "Good Carissa for that too."