We saw her get shot," I said."Um, yeah, tranquilizer dart. I'd have thought you would know about those, Miss Maya the animal doctor.""You expect us to believe you?""Ah, getting cynical. Can't blame you, under the circumstances, finding out your entire life is a lie
by Kelley Armstrong (0 Reviews)
In this excerpt from "The Calling" by Kelley Armstrong, the speaker reflects on witnessing a shooting, only to reveal that it was actually a tranquilizer dart. This revelation is met with skepticism from the listener, who struggles to trust the situation after discovering that their entire existence has been based on falsehoods. The speaker’s attempt to reassure them is met with a hint of cynicism, highlighting a moment of tension and disbelief.
The mention of a tranquilizer dart suggests a deeper connection to the speaker's knowledge and expertise in animal care, contrasting with the listener’s emotional turmoil. The conversation reveals the psychological impact of uncovering hidden truths and illustrates the challenges of communication in dire situations, where trust is in question and realities are distorted.
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