Week 1

[grimgrinningghosts]

[Now that the Narrator is done explaining the situation, you all have time to assess the situation and maybe even work together to find a way out. After all, clearly the Narrator is being over dramatic and it can't be that hard to escape out of here without murdering everyone, right?

But, with the doors outside indeed locked and all the windows unbreakable, it might not be a bad idea to explore the hotel, either for alternative methods of escape or to relieve boredom. Your Narrator is also now available for private chat in case you want to interrogate him or throw more stuff at his face.

If the locked doors aren't bad enough, when everyone goes back to the lobby, they'll notice a plaque on the front desk. If you thought your Narrator wasn't serious before, this is damning evidence to the contrary.

Either way, we really do hope you enjoy your stay in this hotel.]

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{OOC And this'll be the last mod post for the week! Feel free to drop your coins into the penny press once you've earned them. And because this is a peace week, there will be no murder committed!  And if you plan on investigating, just let us know in your toplevel by putting in INVESTIGATION. Have fun while you still can!]

Comments

[sneezelikeakitten]

[Don't call Chip a hamster. Dipper made that mistake.]

So... what would you do if you came across a zippered pocket?

[stenchus_rodentus]

[Woah okay you kids are dropping weird words on him.]

...utter an equally nonsensical word to make it go away.

[sneezelikeakitten]

You don't know what a zipper is, do you.

[stenchus_rodentus]

[Trying desperately not to give a solid answer.]

Define zipper.

[sneezelikeakitten]

[Dipper stares at Ratigan as he pulls his vest closed, latches the zipper, and then pulls it up with the well known to everyone but this guy noise of ziiiiiiiip.]

This is a zipper.

[stenchus_rodentus]

[Excuse him for being behind on one or two things.]

Hmm...not an entirely efficient means of keeping two pieces of fabric together. Almost crude.