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GalFisk wrote:You: Sarisberie? yes Was he angry that you were pretending? yes, although I didn't know why he was angry at first Did he think you were pretending to be you but was someone else? no Was he drunk? no Did he think you were pretending to be: a specific person? Someone of a specific profession? Member of a specific group? Owner of something? Relative or partner of someone? no
Sundowner64 wrote:Were you actually pretending to be someone else? no did you dress up as someone else? no
Relevant that is was after a disco? yes Relevant where the disco took place? not specifically indoors? but this is relevant outdoors? was the man one of the visitors at the disco? yes was he part of the staff? was he police? was he somehow related to the person he thought you were pretending to be? no to all
Did you encounter the man while still being in the place where the disco had been? yes or afterwards on the street?
Was it a misunderstanding? a very definite one on his part Your name relevant? your outfit? things you did? poss this, or he might have thought so said? likewise people you were together with?
GalFisk wrote:Were you also just a visitor? yes - to clarify, I'd paid for a ticket to get in and dance Did he think you worked at the event? no Did you say something relevant to him, that made him make the mistake? no but explore To someone else? no Did he think you'd tricked him? OTRT Tricked someone else? irrel Got in for free? irrel Cheated or lied this-ish to get an advantage? 'advantage' is questionable
GalFisk wrote:Dod you say something to someone else? irr To yourself? Write something? Do something? yes Have something? Relevantly not say something? yope
GalFisk wrote:Do something: be somewhere? Use an object? Wear something? Carry something? Perform a task? Respond to a request? otrt Delegate something? Act as an authority?
doriana_ wrote:Is turning on the lights at the end of the disco relevant? yes
GalFisk wrote:Did you turn the lights on? Ask someone to turn them on? Did someone ask you to turn them on? Someone turned them on at the end, irrel who
doriana_ wrote:Did the lights reveal a false assumption that he had made about you in the dark? OTRT If so, related to your gender? ethnicity? age? no
trebor2 wrote:Just so I'm clear, is does disco here just mean "club"? poss A dancing contest? no Is it relevant whether you're dancing to disco music, or just like modern electronic music or whatever? electronic, exact type irrel
Gotta shake this question: roller disco relevant? no
Did the man think you'd cheated while dancing? no Does he think you have some ability that gives you a leg up? no
trebor2 wrote:UV light relevant?
Did he think you were pretending to be a specific person? no, but OTRT Did he think you were someone working at the disco? That you were a cop? That you were someone who could hook him up with some substances that would make the night more enjoyable? Drugs/alcohol relevant at all? no to all
Is a disco like a rave? it predated the rave. Much more pedestrian! Irr. Are glow sticks relevant? Other trippy dancing accoutrements? Only alcohol was available.
Are any other people relevant? no
Had you interacted with this guy throughout the disco? occasionally
trebor2 wrote:Did he think you were pretending to be a person with a specific job? Did he think you were a person with a specific job who was pretending not to have that job? no
I realize I was thinking this was happening in the 2000s. (Which contributed to me going, "What is a disco now?") Did it happen in the 70s? 80s? Early 90's I guess Relevant? no
GalFisk wrote:Did he think you pretended to have a specific status? OTRT Such as rich? Single? Owner of a relevant object? Power? Fame? Did he think you pretended to be a specific person? To have a specific skill? No, but same OTRT
GalFisk wrote:Status, skill: talent? no The trust of someone? The friendship of someone? Some other relationship with someone? Knowing someone? no to all Is someone else relevant at all? no Did he think he knew you? no You knew him? no Did he misunderstand the relationship between you two? he misunderstood something but not any relationship Did he come to his false conclusion when the lights went on? yes Becuase the lights wen on? yes
GalFisk wrote:Because the lights went on, did he see something relevant? yes If so, on you? yes Your face? yes, but also something else Something in your surroundings? no His? no Was he sober? i would say yes, certainly not impaired Relevant? to the extent that what happened was not influenced by drink, yes
GalFisk wrote:Did he see a substance? An object? A color? Your skin, OTRT relevantly? Your skin color? Do you have a relevant medical condition? no, but explore
GalFisk wrote:Did he think you pretended to have a medical condition? yes Did he think you did have a medical condition? likely Is your skin light? Dark? Freckled? Relevant? Cosmetics relevant? Is the shape or condition of any of your body parts relevant? Is your ethnicity relevant? Is the misunderstanding based on that? all no and Irrel
GalFisk wrote:Medical condition: skin condition? Metabolic condition? Drunkenness? A disability? this Did he think you got an unfair privilege by pretending to have this condition? OTRT/explore That you caused problems for people who genuinely had the condition? idk, irrel
doriana_ wrote:Did he think you were blind? no Were you wearing sunglasses? no
GalFisk wrote:Disability affecting: sight? Hearing? yesLegs? Arms? Thinking? Coordination? Balance? Allergy relevant?
doriana_ wrote:Did he think you were Deaf? hard of hearing? yes Sign language relevant at all? yes
doriana_ wrote:Were you using sign language during the disco? not proper 'sign language' - just gesticulating after the disco? probably gesticulating residually Was he? he was shouting
Were you doing dance moves that he mistook for you signing? idk, possibly
trebor2 wrote:Had you been not dancing, no which he took to mean you couldn't hear the music? Had you been dancing very close to the speakers, no which he thought meant you were up close so you could hear? Did he think you were reacting more to physically feeling the vibrations of the music, vs hearing it normally? idk, but I wasn't Were you doing things like leaning in close whenever someone was talking to you? yes - but it was a disco and the music was loud Were you focusing extra-hard on trying to lip-read? yes
Were you there with someone deaf, who you were signing with? no Even if you weren't, were you signing with people you wanted to talk to because it was easier than shouting over the music? yope - i.e. not proper sign language like BSL or ASL, just gesticulating really
When the lights went on, did he see you hearing people? (If that makes sense?) yes Like, not having to rely on signing anymore? this in particular Did he see you talking? yes Had he assumed you were also mute? idk
Was he hard of hearing? no Did he live in a flat complex with a policeman and Jake, the blind boy from your previous puzzle? and not forgetting ambulance guy who was throwing up![]()
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