UNHOLY DISORDER

[livestage]

You find yourselves in a surprisingly sterile room. It's entirely white, almost blindingly so. There are a few beanbag chairs to sit on, though perhaps not enough for your entire family. On one of the walls, there's a laminated poster of a wheel. At the center of the room is a table with a glass case on top. If you lift the case, you'll find a single red button. Behind a glass panel on the wall is a monitor that is currently off.

Curiously, it does not seem as though you can actually destroy anything in this room (save for a simple note by the button), regardless of how much you may try. The glass will never shatter. The poster cannot be torn into pieces. Furthermore, your blessings and powers are off and none of your personal belongings are actually on your person.

A simple note lays by the button on the table, a reminder of your directive: Will you push the button?

Comments

Re: DISCUSSION

[notlikeanyone]

[ oh he should probably stop deducing the punishments huh. uh. ]

... It could just be puppies. Every game of chance has to have a wild card. Besides, what if someone's allergic? Definitely a punishment for them.

I guess if you promised - and you meant it - then you know what you should choose. And... you won't have to deal with the consequences of that alone, you know.

Re: DISCUSSION

[restitui]

I'm not saying it'd be like, nice, but maybe some things are "worse" than others. They like that kind of thing, right? Like their last one... we thought it was Forte and they wouldn't tell us.


I know that I'm not -


[ he swallows, ] But if we do - I do want to press it. Myself, I mean.

Re: DISCUSSION

[notlikeanyone]

Hmm.

No. No, I don't like that idea. I get the point of it, but I don't like it, so I'm going to respectfully disagree. You're not the only one in the room, Phoenix.

Re: DISCUSSION

[restitui]

I didn't think I was? But I want to be considered an option and not just... considered too soft for it.