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Originally Posted by Not
To elaborate: Milady de Winter is in prison and is interrogated by her prosecutor, a young zealot. Over the course of many weeks and many interviews, she gradually corrupts him and somehow convinces him to allow her to escape, with the promise that they will run away together. Of course, the rendezvous never happens. Dumas writes the encounters so very convincingly, I'm not certain whether they are fact or fiction. (He blunders in having her threatened with exile to Australia about 200 years too early.)
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That's fine, but that's not something you'd handle as a Quick Contest, and therefore not an Influence roll. You could use it as an attempt on her part to gain his Loyalty, through a series of regular contests of her Influence skill against his Will or his preexistent Loyalty. SE spells out most of that.