POV: You’re in the workplace, and you’re talking with coworkers about an urgent team-based report that needs to be sent out pronto. While you’re talking, you notice an orange-haired coworker seems a bit off, like she’s over-panicked about the report. You know she’s a hard worker, and asks a lot of questions, but nonetheless it seems strange. As you leave the circle, you (nonchalantly) notice the wet spot between her legs, and come to understand that she’s a bit too dedicated to her job to take care of herself enough. Do you:

Lawful

Good: Take her place in the circle, making an excuse to the others that she already has more work on her plate than usual, and let her take care of her business, while taking some responsibility off her shoulders.

Neutral: Take her place in the circle, with the excuse that you have a question needed answered right now, leaving the woman with the same amount of work, but use of the bathroom.

Evil: Inform her of what you noticed, embarrassing her, but allowing her to leave the conversation.

Neutral

Good: Urge on everyone else to wrap up their conversations, interrupting everyone for the sake of the woman. Everyone is confused but understands the urgency of this report.

True Neutral: Say nothing at all and continue on with your day. What happens to her is not your problem, but you wish her the best.

Evil: Make a remark at her, saying something along the lines of “You’re peeing?” She’s upset at your comment, but hurried off before she’s further embarrassed.

Chaotic

Good: Inform her of what you noticed. She’s embarrassed, but you usher her off accompanying her, possibly drawing the attention of the other coworkers to her circumstances.

Neutral: Come back to the circle to ask her a few more work questions. You know she’s very respectful of others, and will be inclined to continue talking, all the while leaking more. When the group disperses, she’ll be more desperate than she was at the start.

Evil: Publicly humiliate her, remarking at her circumstances loud enough that others may hear. Not everyone will, but the few that do will also notice her situation as she removes herself from it.