Wouldn't the twins be quite well known early on in school? Identical twins are rare and two this pretty rarer still. I don't know that it's a good or bad thing to make the fact the others don't realise there are actually two people a plot point? On the other hand, if Dirk and Carmen are not in the twins year and are a year older, and it was a huge school with 1000+ students its quite possible due to very little contact with them in studies that they wouldn't be aware there are identical twins in school and each time they see "their" girlfriend they just assume its her.<br/><br/>Also if Carmen and Dirk are a year older the four would have no classes in common allowing us to gloss over much of the (uninteresting) school day and focus on the times they can meet such as lunchtime and after classes. We could say Amber and Beryl share very few classes too since Amber's following a science major and Beryl arts.<br/><br/>Perhaps we can play the posts normally to begin with and if anyone sees a good opportunity to flip authors or something we can try it. Its a curiously attractive idea, I'm interested to see if it could work from a technical point. Of course confusion would be heightened if Chrystal and I both posted in the first person and just referred to "I" foir the writer and "my sister" for the other twin. Then it might not even be possible to identify which twin is actually posting. On the other hand it could all just end in an holy mess; maybe OOCly the players do need to know who is who.<br/><br/>On a different subject I wanted to ask about where the start point of the story will be. I am not a big fan of starting stories at the beginning and much prefer dive-in type openings where things are partly established already and we cover the actual history with references back to them. Also if we begin this RP with Dirk-Beryl and Carmen-Amber meeting for the first time we could be delaying the juicy fun parts that are the core of the game for several real-time weeks or months. If its a few weeks or months into the school year already and the two pairs already know each other that could help scoot us along a bit.<br/><br/>BTW Chrystal and I were both assuming the twins are British and the game is set in America, the USA to be exact. This is the reason behind the references to a family move to a new country in the profiles.<br/><br/>As to sexuality and sexual themes, are we keeping this "light"? As both twins are 16 and virgins I wasn't planning on any D/s play and was just going for a vanilla romance game but with the identity twist.