I read something interesting the other day. It was a short story where the subject was under the effect of some magic-like hypnosis and was not allowed to call for help. Naturally, they couldn't just yell out for help anymore, so they instead sung the song "Help!" by the Beatles which contains the lyrics "Help! I need somebody; Help! Not just anybody;"

I thought this was rather clever. Has anyone encountered or thought of other ways someone could play to the technicalities of a suggestion to essentially bypass it? I think they could be rather unique details in a story.

Suggestion 1: Obedience is pleasure, mindlessness is bliss, etc...

Suggestion 2: I exist to bring my Master pleasure. I must do so whenever possible.

Logical Conclusion: I must brainwash my Master.

I know I’ve seen many examples of this on EMCSA and ROM, but something close that comes to mind is from “Kat and Mouse” by SoVeryFascinated, I’ll try to explain without spoiling much because it’s very much worth the read imo.

There’s a bit where a character, person A, is made to forget seeing someone, person B, but person A is tranced by someone else and is asked if they saw person B.

Person A says they “Can’t say”.

The hypnotist presses “You don’t know, or can’t say?”,

and person A reiterates: “Can’t say”,

implying something is preventing them from saying the truth, and they did in fact see person B.

Besides that often comes down to clever interpretation of rules, if I think of anymore I’ll come back to contribute.

This instantly came to mind.
hypnohub.net/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=184110

I honestly love that? And I did actually see a post on here with something similar: hypnohub.net/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=159846
This one is also similar: hypnohub.net/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=77103