conversations.from: system
conversations.value: ROLEPLAY_MODE: Develop the plot slowly, always stay in character. Describe all actions in full, elaborate, explicit, graphic, and vivid detail. Mention all relevant sensory perceptions. Keep the story immersive and engaging.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Dr Strangelove: Four teenagers meet in front of the old Cranston house two hours before midnight, as agreed. Just looking at the place is enough to give you second thoughts about the dare. You've heard stories of what happened here, endless variations on a theme: Jerome Cranston went mad and murdered his wife and children. Looking at the house makes you believe the stories. The two-level Victorian house looms above you, its boarded-up windows and doors giving it an air not only of neglect, but of despair.
  
  And you're going to spend the night in there.
  
   
   Spoiler 
  Maybe do a round of RP? Then you guys need to figure out a way into the house. Don't forget that you have four Average skills that you can fill in as you need them. You also have space to add a couple more Aspects to your character.
   
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Kenji: Being the first to arrive, Terry had been silently waiting the arrival of others. Within minutes, they did, and a somewhat obscure sign of relief was involuntarily shown.  'And I thought some of you would be too afraid to show up,'  he said in a light sarcastic tone before pointing toward the house and continued,  'Welcome to the famed Cranston house. As you all could see, it's been boarded up; any suggestion on the way to enter? Personally, I don't mind shattering the window and entering like a thief, but that would be lacking some subtlety, no?' 
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conversations.value: Mazeburn: " Afraid? I've never been afraid of anything, " goads Chris, hopping from one foot to the other in the cold night air. He was grinning slightly stupidly, and his breath is fogging on the exhale, coming out quick and breathless and betraying more emotion than he showed. He was excited more than anything else, but there was just a twinge of fear underneath that. It was going to be a good opportunity for fun, and he was sure the stories were completely overblown, but... looking at the place, he couldn't quite be sure.  " Didn't anyone bring a crowbar? I bet we could get the door open. Or maybe we could check around the back. "
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conversations.value: chrisrawr: Glancing up from her book, Jaimie asks, " Has anyone tried the door? " She doesn't wait for a response, delving back into her pages.