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conversations.value: 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.
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conversations.value: throwaway: Dylan looked at the row of large houses. Though he lived within walking distance, the houses in this part of the neighborhood were certainly larger than the house he lived in. Fidgeting with his glasses he looked down at the sheet of paper listing the address he was to go to. "Let's see here. That house is 1371... this one is 73 and that one must be 75." He said as he walked along carrying a poster board and a backpack full of supplied.I must look like a dork carrying this stuff.He thought. He walked over to the house he was supposed to go to and nervously approached the door.Students had been given the option to either work on their science fair project by themselves or in teacher-assigned pairs and he had chosen to work in pairs. Dylan was shocked when he learned he would be working with the girl he had a crush on for years. He had been wild about her since they first met when she moved her in 2nd grade, caught in one of those innocent childhood crushes kids sometimes have. Now that he was in 4th grade and had known her for a couple of years, he knew it was time to at least tell her how he felt but never could find a good opportunity. Now, after months of trying to figure out how to tell her, such an opportunity seemed to fall right in his lap.Dylan and his crush were friends, though not particularly close ones. They had played together at recess some and, though he never understood how teachers came up with the seating charts they drew up, he had been assigned to sit next to her several times in the past. Still, there was so little Dylan knew about her. She was one of the more popular girls but she was generally nice and not as cliquish as some of the other girls in her circle of friends.How's she gonna react if I tell her? She seems so nice but what if she doesn't like me?Dylan thought to himself.After a few moments of hesitation Dylan worked up his courage and walked up and rang the doorbell. *ding*dong* He took a deep breath as he heard footsteps from inside approaching the door."I'm here to work on the science fair project." Dylan said as the door opened.Character InformationName:DylanSex:MaleAge:9Grade:4Appearance:Dylan is somewhat skinny looking with a build and face that are thing and he's a little small for his age. From the look of his skin, it's clear Dylan could use some sun. He has blue eyes and wears thick glasses which he often messes with when he's nervous. Dylan's hair is light blonde. He generally wears khaki colored cargo shorts and a somewhat nerdy looking button-up collared short-sleeve shirt.Bio:Dylan's a generally shy but friendly boy who likes reading books and playing video games more than he likes playing with other kids. A stereotypical "geek" Dylan generally does pretty well in school.He's naturally a pretty curious kid who enjoys learning about the world around him but he's also a little timid when trying new things. He's not a complete loaner at school though, since he's close friends wit ha few other kids in class and generally easy to get along with but he's far from being the most popular kid. He's had a crush on a girl in his class but had been too shy to tell her... until now.