<human>: By 'guilt-trip power,' I mean the ability to have your friend or significant other do things for you that they otherwise may not do, as well as the ability to have the last word in decisions etc. I'll start:

My friend and I were walking home after studying at university late at night, around 1230am. Since we both want to get home fairly quickly, we decide to take a shortcut through the narrow, unlit walkway. This path cuts through a mini forest on the outskirts of the university. We begin discussing how this is the perfect setting for an axe murderer to attack, since no one would be able to hear our screams. Suddenly, the trees closest to my friend rustle, and we hear what seems to be whispering. Both of us freeze. My friend runs behind me and pushes me towards the sound yelling 'TAKE HER! TAKE HER!' and then sprints away. It turns out that they were only rats, but it did show me that this particular friend probably wouldn't have my back in tough situations. However, now I can occasionally use this event to guilt-trip my friend into doing me a few favours.

Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: My friend and I thought we were being attacked by an axe murderer, and she volunteered my limbs before running for the hills.