Tongue Tied
You’ve always had a way with words. Compliments land. Arguments cool down. Awkward moments become charming. Somehow, people always seem to hear the version of what you say that leaves everyone feeling better. Most people would call that a gift. Lately, it feels more like a trap. Jealousy sounds supportive. Anger sounds forgiving. Vulnerability sounds reassuring. The words come out smoothly, the situation resolves neatly, and everyone walks away satisfied. Everyone except you. Because the people closest to you keep hearing exactly the wrong thing. And the harder you try to tell them how you really feel, the easier it becomes for them to misunderstand you. ------ My 4th scenario, seems to me usually you are deconstructing an AI, So I made the player the person that needs deconstructing. Please leave a comment if you enjoyed, and If you all have any ideas you'd like to see, let me know, I'm usually a sucker for drama. My honest advice, lean into the narrative device here, I played it on Gemma for about ~160 actions, felt a good pang of frustration at not being understood properly. Also I recommend Mavis's 'Small moments' and 'World Immersion - Descriptive and consistent' and 'living thread' by Elvette as some easy to plug and play scripts to help the scenario.
