Mary Sue Litmus Test Novels & Stories

A lie told with half truth and half fake is most believable. When Su Lan was spacing out and brainwashing herself she heard Dr Ma’s speech and almost puked blood. Dr. Ma: “Oh, so this time you were smart enough to make an antidote but still stupid enough to test the poison on yourself, so smart (said sarcastically).” Su Lan: (in her mind): This person is looking for a beating! Can’t anything good come out of his mouth! Ever since he came he totally crushed his image just by opening his mouth! He definitely is the type who everyone wants to beat up once he speaks!

At Logan's urging, the live stream shot straight to the top of the charts. I watched Brielle's silent acquiescence and suddenly smiled. So that was why she'd been so nice to me lately. My silence upset some of the viewers. Insults flooded the chat, accusing Logan of false advertising. Logan's eyes reddened as he looked pleadingly at Brielle. She frowned and said to me, "Drink it, Trev." A complex emotion flickered in my eyes. "Brielle, I'll die." I wasn't lying. Drinking the rat poison would be my seventh death. This time, there would be no coming back.

"So you believe that it is perfectly acceptable for a man to compliment a woman in any way that he wishes without regard for how it makes her feel?" When his attorneys didn't object to the question, Devon crooked an eyebrow at her and asked, "Is mankind in general on trial here or just this man?" Aphrodite blushed once more, "I'm sorry. Let me rephrase my question. Mr. Justice, do you believe that it is perfectly acceptable for you as a man to compliment a woman in any way that you wish without regard for how it makes her feel?" "No, I don't. That is why I have my litmus test of sorts that I mentally run any pending compliment through before stating it."

Mary, undeterred, continued, "You've been in your room since the exams. Are you upset because you didn't do well?" Luna raised an eyebrow, her patience thinning. "How can you be so sure that I didn't do well in my exams?" Mary offered a condescending smile. "Luna, we're sisters. I've known you your whole life. Don't you think I can tell when something's bothering you?" "So, you're here to tell me I'm a failure, just like Mother?" Luna replied, her voice laced with sarcasm. Susan shook her head and said, "No, Luna, I didn't mean that."