MPC 66A: Well, you asked for it
Sept 1, 2019 9:54:20 GMT
Post by Spire on Sept 1, 2019 9:54:20 GMT
Name: Well, you asked for it
MPC Scenario: Sometimes, what we want in life is not what we really need - and sometimes, what we want in life is actually quite bad for us as a person! Think about something your character has wanted or striven for, but has unseen consequences - be it a specific goal or object, anything really... And then give it to them, or otherwise let them achieve it. What happens as a result of it? Do they think that what they wanted is worth the consequences, or do they regret going after it? Does this change how other people perceive them, or does this even hurt them in some way? If given the opportunity, how might they try to reverse their decision, or fix it?
Requirements: As always, all Monthly Roleplay Challenges require 1000 words to be graded. You may do this alone, or with friends, as long as the thread contains at least 1000 words by all participants. That is to say, if you have multiple participants in a thread, everyone has to make at least 1000 words in total.
Credit for this MPC goes to Tsuki.
MPC Scenario: Sometimes, what we want in life is not what we really need - and sometimes, what we want in life is actually quite bad for us as a person! Think about something your character has wanted or striven for, but has unseen consequences - be it a specific goal or object, anything really... And then give it to them, or otherwise let them achieve it. What happens as a result of it? Do they think that what they wanted is worth the consequences, or do they regret going after it? Does this change how other people perceive them, or does this even hurt them in some way? If given the opportunity, how might they try to reverse their decision, or fix it?
Requirements: As always, all Monthly Roleplay Challenges require 1000 words to be graded. You may do this alone, or with friends, as long as the thread contains at least 1000 words by all participants. That is to say, if you have multiple participants in a thread, everyone has to make at least 1000 words in total.
Credit for this MPC goes to Tsuki.
