[Python] why using conditions in incapsulation gives the same result [duplicate]

based on your response to a situation using conditions, you access different functions in class as a training to use incapsulation .

import random
class Character:

def __init__(self):
stuff = ["lunch", "bag", "money", "phone"]
self.__obj=random.choice(stuff)

def timid_person(self):
print('im sorry could you please return my '+ self.__obj)

def bully_person(self):
print('give me that'+ self.__obj + 'or ill break your head')

def nice_person(self):
print('you cant have my' + self.__obj)

act1=Character()
scene=input("someone is trying to rob you what is your response:")
if "sorry" or "please" in scene:
print(act1.timid_person())
elif "beat" or "break" in scene:
print(act1.bully_person())
else:
print(act1.nice_person())


the problem is that it only returns the function of timid_person.

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