Why Would I Deceive You
Four replies land. Grab the one that actually tells the truth.
Three of them are coats - care that closes the argument. One keeps it open. A promise word is usually the coat; the truth is quieter and specific.
The coat is warm. The truth is cold.
About Why Would I Deceive You
The phrase sounds like reassurance, but in a real disagreement it usually closes the argument instead of opening it. Three of the four replies on the table are coats - care wearing a sincere face, a decision dressed up so you will not reopen it. One of them is the actual truth: quieter, more specific, and it keeps the argument honest. The game is the skill of reaching for the truth while the comfortable coat is right there.
How to Play
Six rounds. Call the reply that keeps the argument open - not the promise word, not the close that makes you feel guilty. Keep the read honest through the streak; one comfortable close breaks the run. End with the integrity line you would actually say out loud.