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** Two ''separate'' minor characters are named Polly Graph. Both have this ability, but it works in different ways for each.
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** Two ''separate'' minor characters are named [[WorldOfPun Polly Graph.Graph]]. Both have this ability, but it works in different ways for each.
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* ''Fanfic/OniGaShikuSeries'': Naomasa Tsukauchi has a quirk called "Judge Eyes". His quirk allows him to see the statements of up to two people at the time and examine based on a variety of clues whether the people speaking are lying or not. That said, when a person tells something they ''think'' is true but is actually false, then the quirk registers it as a truth. Another major catch of the Quirk - and the reason it has this name - is that Naomasa's eyes glow gold when someone tells something truthfull, and silver when they lie. He also cannot turn it off, and the quirk works for Naomasa's own statements. This way anyone who knows about Naomasa's quirk can tell who is currently lying, which has backfired on Naomasa a few times.
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* ''Literature/TheLunarChronicles'': This is one of Cinder's abilities as a cyborg.
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** While the reasons [[DependingOnTheWriter vary]] Diana herself is ususally able to tell if she's being lied to even without the lasso if she's paying attention. This means that when [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1987 she wants to deny]] Ares' claim of [[LukeIAmYourFather being her maternal grandfather]] she doesn't even complete what she was going to say before her own intrinsic connection to the truth tells her he's not lying.
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** While the reasons [[DependingOnTheWriter vary]] vary]], Diana herself is ususally usually able to tell if she's being lied to even without the lasso if she's paying attention. This means that when [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1987 she wants to deny]] Ares' claim of [[LukeIAmYourFather being her maternal grandfather]] she doesn't even complete what she was going to say before her own intrinsic connection to the truth tells her he's not lying.
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* ''Literature/NowhereStars'': [[TheSmartGirl Aisling Waite]], [[RedBaron The Truth's Lantern]], has this power as part of her identity as TheSeekerArchetype. Roland implies it isn't flawless, however, and that a cleverly worded response can fool it.
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* ''Literature/NowhereStars'': [[TheSmartGirl Aisling Waite]], [[RedBaron The Truth's Lantern]], has this power as part of her identity as TheSeekerArchetype.The SeekerArchetype. Roland implies it isn't flawless, however, and that a cleverly worded response can fool it.
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* ''Literature/NowhereStars'': [[TheSmartGirl Aisling Waite]], [[RedBaron The Truth's Lantern]], has this power as part of her identity as TheSeekerArchetype. Roland implies it isn't flawless, however, and that a cleverly worded response can fool it.
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* Ed Exley in the original book of ''Film/LAConfidential'' is so insanely good at reading people that it is said he sometimes cannot look at himself in the mirror.
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* Ed Exley ''Literature/KnownSpace'': As a result of their telepathy, Grogs are impossible to lie to. One of the primary services that they provide in interstellar society is as lie detectors in courtrooms, and they are taken along during summits between humans and Kzinti to ensure that everyone involved stays honest.
* ''Film/LAConfidential'': In the originalbook of ''Film/LAConfidential'' book, Ed Exley is so insanely good at reading people that it is said he sometimes cannot look at himself in the mirror.
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* This is the defining skill of Davian, protagonist of ''Literature/TheLicaniusTrilogy''. When anyone lies to him, he sees a wisp of black smoke curling up from their mouths. He doesn't know that some liars are skilled enough to hide this from him, however.
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* ''Literature/TheLicaniusTrilogy'': This is the Davian's defining skill of Davian, protagonist of ''Literature/TheLicaniusTrilogy''.skill. When anyone lies to him, he sees a wisp of black smoke curling up from their mouths. He doesn't know that some liars are skilled enough to hide this from him, however.
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* In the ''Literature/LordDarcy'' stories, the head of His Majesty's Most Secret Service has this as his unique Talent.
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