Saving Creativity
An Interactive Fiction game by Danielle Fuller (c) 2017
An Interactive Fiction game by Danielle Fuller (c) 2017
Then, after waiting for awhile, Alastair appeared and he didn't look good.
Colette looks over at him and gets up off the park bench, as she says, “Are you alright? What happened?”
“I tried to face him myself, “ he said, as he was being helped to the bench to sit down.
“You did what?” Colette said.
“Yes, I know, not the smartest idea. I felt like I had to do something, though, under the circumstances.”
Alastair sits for awhile, before he says to you, “How do you feel?”
“I'm feeling better. My head's not fuzzy anymore,” you say.
“Good, I'm glad to hear it,” Alastair says to you. “Just don't let that happen again. You can't let Dreven bring you over to his side.”
“I'll do my best,” you say.
“Very well,” Alastair says. “I suppose that'll have to do.”
Silence for a short time, then you say, “What happens now?”
“Well you have a couple of options here. You can either:
Colette looks over at him and gets up off the park bench, as she says, “Are you alright? What happened?”
“I tried to face him myself, “ he said, as he was being helped to the bench to sit down.
“You did what?” Colette said.
“Yes, I know, not the smartest idea. I felt like I had to do something, though, under the circumstances.”
Alastair sits for awhile, before he says to you, “How do you feel?”
“I'm feeling better. My head's not fuzzy anymore,” you say.
“Good, I'm glad to hear it,” Alastair says to you. “Just don't let that happen again. You can't let Dreven bring you over to his side.”
“I'll do my best,” you say.
“Very well,” Alastair says. “I suppose that'll have to do.”
Silence for a short time, then you say, “What happens now?”
“Well you have a couple of options here. You can either: