[ The response takes some time, just because Bastien is in the middle of a meeting when Tav’s message arrives and waits until he’s somewhere quiet to answer it. ]
Three options. One is called two truths and a lie—we tell each other three things, two true and one false, and take turns guessing which one is the lie. One is would you rather, where we take turns proposing difficult choices, like would you rather never be able to wash your socks or never be able to cut your toenails? And the last is purely a question game—taking turns asking any kind of question at all, and you have to answer without pausing to think and then ask your own question.
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Three options. One is called two truths and a lie—we tell each other three things, two true and one false, and take turns guessing which one is the lie. One is would you rather, where we take turns proposing difficult choices, like would you rather never be able to wash your socks or never be able to cut your toenails? And the last is purely a question game—taking turns asking any kind of question at all, and you have to answer without pausing to think and then ask your own question.