![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
soap opera game, group 5
[In your rooms, you start off on the patio of a different large, fancy family estate house: there is a pitcher of sweet drinks as well as glasses sitting on the patio table, as well as a binder labeled ROLES.
the rest of the neighborhood (and the town beyond the neighborhood) is foggy, indistinct at first, and the exact contents inside the house are misty as well, until you choose your Roles and the props from your role. Once you have selected, the rest of the set takes shape: everything you need (or want) is there, regardless of how ridiculous.]
the rest of the neighborhood (and the town beyond the neighborhood) is foggy, indistinct at first, and the exact contents inside the house are misty as well, until you choose your Roles and the props from your role. Once you have selected, the rest of the set takes shape: everything you need (or want) is there, regardless of how ridiculous.]
Re: Scene: The Office
[Puts up a wet floor sign and scuttles the mop to the back room, to check the freezer]
Man, I hope I get overtime pay for this...
Re: Scene: The Office
Got the bag?
Re: Scene: The Office
I've never seen so many guns before...
[...But, she does produce the bag; it is a little chilly and did get a little leftover whip left on it]
Uh, boss? What's going on here? Did...did they all call in orders?
Re: Scene: The Office
[he takes the bag and tosses it back out towards the front.]
Now-- you're gonna listen to me. And you're gonna listen well. Go out the back door, meet with my driver. Ask him for your pay-- and tell him to take you to the next job.
Don't attract too much attention.
Re: Scene: The Office
Re: Scene: The Office
Re: Scene: The Office