WEEK THREE SCENARIO

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ᯓ⭐ WEEK THREE SCENARIO

Today, you will find those signs from last week all over the castle, big red arrows, bright blinking arrows, bold black arrows, all leading you down a corridor to That Golden Door Again.

And there's the sign!

ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK (10 Points per Scenario Completion)

Should you choose to enter, you'll find yourself in the role of a fairy-tale character! All of the classics, maybe some you've never heard before, but it's the same as before. Sort of. You're now in an outfit befitting of your character, the NPCs still have cursed Riri Voices, and some of you may be... well, stuck in some predicaments! Some of you might even have changed forms entirely!

So why not help your homies out? Why not give them a Happily Ever After?

Because you still can't olly out until you get through a scenario, even if that means waiting for someone to kiss you. :)

Once you've achieved a scenario, thinking of leaving the setting entirely will get you back in the castle.

Among the list of scenarios are the following, though players are welcome to also come up with their own:

- Attend The Ball with someone
- Safely make it to Grandmother's House
- Escape the Witch's Candy House
- Free Rapunzel from her tower
- Kiss the sleeping princess
- Kiss the frog
- Just Fucking Kiss
- Perform an underwater musical! (You can breathe, it's fine)
- Conspire to poison someone!
- Save someone from being poisoned!
- Have a dramatic sword fight!
- Do a knightly declaration of love!

And so on.

You can act out the scenarios pertaining to your roles or you know what, maybe Red Riding Hood was evil all along and the Fairy Godmother decided to do a dramatic sword fight, we're not here to judge.

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Comments

[hnl]

[Brenner never says no to points. He lowers his hood to get a better look, though he supposes he can’t see much from down here.]

Well, you know how the fairytale goes, don’t you? “Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair…”

[psychs]

I'm not sure I see how letting down my hair will lead to my rescue, but...in the spirit of the occasion...

[ He huffs a sigh heavy enough that Brenner will be able to hear it from below, but a moment later, a generous length of blonde hair is flung over the sill of the tower's window, dropping down to the ground below. ]

Alright, now your turn to play your part.

[hnl]

[Oh, the fact that Maruki thinks Brenner is going to climb his way up there...

Anyway, down goes his hair, and he sets his basket aside to bend down and pick it up. Examining. What are we working with here? Is it braided or no?]

Let's see... [He gives it an experimental tug, too.]

[psychs]

[ The mission is to set him free from the tower, not to climb the hair, but Maruki hasn't yet come up with another way to be rescued. If Brenner is the one who comes up with one, he'll never live it down, will he?

The hair itself is not braided, and seems rather cheap in construction. It's Party City quality hair. It's doubtful that it would hold up to much strain. ]

It's not - [ ow ] Stop that. I wouldn't trust it to support your weight, but if you want to climb it, be my guest.

[hnl]

[No, this is definitely cheap wig fare. Real hair would be better to actually climb -- not that Brenner was going to exert that much effort.

However! A few things can make this feasible. Maybe. If it doesn't work, then Maruki's the one stuck in a tower or freefalling out of it, not him.]

We're going to have to braid it.

[Saying this as casually as talking about the weather.]

[psychs]

You're going to —

[ Did he hear that right...? The wind is carrying Brenner's voice so he's relative sure, but... ]

Surely there must be a more efficient way than braiding. You don't really intend to climb this hair, do you?

[hnl]

Do you trust the tensile strength of this cheap hair unbraided, doctor?

[He shakes his head, almost scoffing.]

No, I'm not going to climb your hair. But it's going to get braided, then used as a rope that you can tie to something in that tower of yours, and then you can hoist yourself down.

[Even if that means he has to cut it off with something, too; which might be easier.]