Plastic One Teaches the Living One
Jim: Feather, I have a little problem. Help me, please.
Task: Go through the hallway in the "night" mode.
The flashlight illuminates the all too familiar things in the hallway. Nothing has changed, and everything is in its usual place – until you see a body on the stairs. His arms and legs are bent at an unnatural angle. He fell from the second floor, and this is a "small problem"?!
Jim: Feather, I couldn't finish the tests and carry it to the living room – I dropped it.
Doctor's calmness is a little off-putting.
Jim: Feather, despite the fact that wounds, bruises, contusions and fractures are common in this house, I still have enough sense not to leave the living patients to inexperienced care.
Jim: The beginners will need visual aid at first. Something that is safe to handle.
The thought passes through your mind: «so the guy with a broken neck is safe to handle?» Apparently it shows on your face.
Jim: Stop! I haven't explained yet, have I? I can imagine what you are thinking about me. No, nothing horrible happened. Ryan lent me a mannequin. I think it amused him even.
Jim: He gave it to me on two terms: first – to bring it back when Ryan needs it, and the second – not to break anything. Well, I tried… I should have asked you to help me carry the mannequin from the attic to the living room.
You completed Jim’s task. You received some points of freedom and some tokens
Jim: I almost had a heart attack when I stumbled and a mannequin fell on me. I hope Ryan was looking the other way.
