The Art Of Manipulation Book の小説・ストーリー

"Just tell me the truth. If you're with him, if he's—if you're choosing him over me..." "I'm not choosing anyone. I'm choosing myself. For the first time in three years, I'm choosing what's best for me. And that means not being manipulated by you or your mother or anyone else in this building." "I'm not trying to manipulate you..." "Yes you are. Right now, you're trying to make me feel guilty about being different. You're trying to touch me to remind me of what we were. You're trying to get me to confess to something because you need to understand and control what's happening." Her eyes were ice. "That's manipulation, Arthur. That's what you do."

I said wondering when daddy became this boring or Annie might have rubbed off on him. Annie hardly read these kinds of books. “Oh, darling, I've been too focused on human psychology these days and guess what I figured?” He asked genuinely excited, but kept his eyes glued to the words written on the pages of the book. “What?” “I figured books are the only things that have true meaning and hold both truth and lies, life and death… happiness and misery -” he glanced up from his book and at me, before turning back to them. “- A man who reads can rule by learning the art of manipulation,” he said, his smile wicked and wanton.

“Not here.” “Neither are you.” That gets a reaction. A flash of teeth, subtle but unmistakable. My own instincts flare in answer. The air sharpens, thickens, like the moment before a storm tears the sky open. He takes another step, and the space between us practically crackles. “I won’t have him manipulated.” The word lands like a punch to the solar plexus. Manipulated. The old mission rises like bile. Brannagh’s orders, the cold arithmetic of Redmaw. How you take an asset, isolate him, apply pressure until he bends the right way.

She was answering some questions. “Our main topic today is manipulation and how human beings use it to get what they want,” the professor says, and I find myself intrigued. Manipulation. The art of turning tables to get what you desire even if it means stepping on others. This is my own definition of this word. “Have you ever experienced manipulation?” she asks us. I look around me and see people raising their hands. I’m not sure if I have experienced manipulation or not. I’m sure all of us have experienced it one way or another, but sometimes the insignificancy of the matter makes you easily forget the incident.

My grandfather had a way of getting the truth out of people he has always had the gift of manipulation and no matter how prepared you are or how sharp you think you are for him, he always catches you out unexpectedly . When he called me in and told me that he wanted to call a meeting between me and Sandra I was a bit reluctant, because of previous meetings wow all about the family company and how I wasn't going to run any part of it in any shape or form. I've learnt long ago not to fight a war or a battle that I know I'm going to lose , because I'm either too inept about a subject or better yet it's never my place to talk because I didn't go to school or get a degree in business to talk a

Charlatans! The back room was large. He searched, until he found the book, he searched for. The book was massive, covered in a thick layer of dust. The cover was locked with a handle that was shaped like a figure with elongated arms, he forced the lock. Nothing happened, he wasn't losing hope. With one movement of his hand, he removed the layer of dust.

My charm became my greatest weapon as I whispered carefully calculated words into the ears of influential decision-makers. Sabotage became an art form. I subtly sowed seeds of discord among the Davis siblings, exploiting their existing rivalries and fueling their insecurities. I manipulated their fears and desires, turning them against one another. As their trust eroded, I stepped in as the voice of reason, the confidante they didn't know they needed. My first move was to manipulate the financial records. Under the guise of a diligent accountant, I subtly altered figures, creating discrepancies that would baffle even the most seasoned auditors. The financial instability I engineered cast dou

Without restriction, no one could ever pull HIM down unto anything. “But I am just getting started.” She claims, while proudly and openly telling him with her gazes and gestures that she still has her joker card and some trump ones that she can use to her favor and plans. “I may not get what I want with her, but I still can manipulate some of the distinct persons in her life. Remember, to play or to be played in my very own game.” Laughing hard as HE is more than amuse by everything that this book and world are turning out into. HE smiles cunningly, as HE once more reminded her of that one inevitable fact and the core truth of this world and all along and among the other six.

“And, what did you mean by ‘not being good at manipulating’? You are smart, Demian.” “I am clever, but manipulating is not my thing. I think manipulation is a form of art. If you want to manipulate someone, you need to show many facial expression for them to believe you. I cannot do that. I can lie, I can trick someone, but I cannot exactly manipulate them into believing that lie. I lie and then examine their expressions and behavior to know whether they believed my lies or not,” Demian explained. “You think I am good at manipulating?” “Sully, at this moment, you might as well be manipulating me and I would have a hard time knowing because to me, your facial expressions, your tone seem genui

I sometimes tend to forget how much of a feminist and an advocate for women's rights you are. "I'm not a feminist, I just tend to get passionate about certain things." Nora calmly replied. "You can deny it all you want, but I'll keep believing you are until you prove otherwise." Nora remained silent. "The answer to your question is simply MANIPULATION. It is a very powerful tool used in controlling humans, especially those who are prone to being easily manipulated. It's a mind control technique, and apparently he's skilled at that. Yes, money might be involved, but just as you said, that was only a bait to draw them in. He made them believe he cared about them, wormed his way into their live