Confession Inducement

Confession Inducement
Ignatius Perrish (Horns) has the ability to force those near him to confess their darkest dreams, thoughts, desires and grievances to him.
Power/Ability to:	Cause target to confess.

The ability to force a person to confess their secrets. Variation of Truth Inducement and Mental Inducement.

Also Called

• Interrogation

Capabilities

The user can cause others to admit to a secret and misdeeds, whether it is personal or non-personal. Those affected by the user's powers are often oblivious to the effects of this ability.

Associations

• Empathy
• Inhibition Release
• Telepathy
• Mental Inducement
• Unnatural Presence

Limitations

• Users of Psychic Shield (highly resistant) and Psychic Immunity (impervious).
• Conviction may be random; user is unable to choose what others will admit of.
• The increase of personal information provided to the user (especially from those to whom he/she loves or trusts) could wear out on the user's emotional and mental state, leading to a psychotic break or even suicide.

Known Users

Cartoons

• Zatanna (Young Justice/DC Comics); via Spell Casting

Folklore/Mythology

• Aletheia/Veritas (Greco-Roman Mythology)

Literature

• Ignatius Perrish (Horns)

Manga/Anime

• Mimosa Vermillion (Black Clover)

Video Games

• Tattletell (Yo-kai Watch)

Television

• Veritas (Supernatural)
• Lucifer Morningstar (Lucifer)
• Witches (Charmed); via Spell Casting

Known Objects

• Mortal Sword (Shadowhunter Chronicles)

Gallery

Veritas (Supernatural) is a Goddess of Truth. Those she "blesses" are afflicted with this power, causing others to compulsively admit their secrets to them.

Lucifer Morningstar (Lucifer) has the power to cause people to confess their deepest desires.

Mimosa Vermillion (Black Clover) uses her spell Flower of Truth to bloom a flower around the victim and force the victim to confess the truth through the flower's mouth.