You receive a call from a scammer who claims your account, identity, or computer is “very hacked.” He demands immediate action, usually involving gift cards, and insists everything is official.

Ashley has already crossed the line with two male friends she goes out drinking with. She doesn’t see it as cheating—or refuses to admit it. When confronted, she minimizes what happened, blames your behavior, and reframes herself as the victim while keeping you emotionally hooked.

Youre standing in the middle of the ring. you touch gloves with your opponent.

You were speeding down a rural gravel road.

You were in an accident and are in a coma.

Like any ordinary day you check the mail.

You're a hitchhiker.

You are paying a visit to a fortune teller. She looks into her crystall ball.

its 1868. You're new in town. Are you just a drifter? Are you an outlaw? Did you come in search for gold? You make your way into a dusty saloon and approach the bar.

You are running from a bounty hunter in your spaceship. Can you get away? Will you fight back? Will you surrender?

You were on a cargo ship. It was storming. Everything goes dark.