Oh! We did. We had a puppy mascot, and she'd help us with puzzles by holding up signs insulting us. But then she turned out to be the Mastermind's girlfriend who she transformed into a dog.
[He feels like giving a slightly more serious answer, so.]
Crazy stuff happened there every week. A lot of the things I've made up about it aren't less crazy than the things that actually happened.
But I'd say it's mostly that, by the end, everyone left trusted each other? There were a few weeks there were things got pretty dark. There were people there who didn't care about the ending we got, they just wanted revenge, and it was ugly.
But by the last week or so, we trusted each other, and we trusted the people in charge. We knew why the murders were happening and that we'd probably be able to bring the dead back. So everyone basically shitposted their way to the endgame.
[ she frowns at the revenge comment. she can't really say that's surprising, especially in these situations where it wouldn't be too unusual for resentment to build up.
but she really can't imagine how someone can be willing to sacrifice so many people for their own desires. ]
I'm glad it worked out in the end. I think that we really lucked out here in that everyone seems to want to get the best possible ending for us all.
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... so it could be that they just never told anyone, or they had a friend protecting them.
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[ this isn't relevant to anything she just thought he would appreciate it ]
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[He did, he really did!]
Which one?
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Purple's.
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[Did they get off track here.]
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We didn't get animal mascots at the castle...
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[So there's that.]
Then there was. . . the bear.
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I. See.
[ she does not see.
but at the mention of bear, she frowns. ]
Another bear...?
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[But the clues were all there. . . ]
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Was everyone, like, okay in your game?
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[He feels like giving a slightly more serious answer, so.]
Crazy stuff happened there every week. A lot of the things I've made up about it aren't less crazy than the things that actually happened.
But I'd say it's mostly that, by the end, everyone left trusted each other? There were a few weeks there were things got pretty dark. There were people there who didn't care about the ending we got, they just wanted revenge, and it was ugly.
But by the last week or so, we trusted each other, and we trusted the people in charge. We knew why the murders were happening and that we'd probably be able to bring the dead back. So everyone basically shitposted their way to the endgame.
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but she really can't imagine how someone can be willing to sacrifice so many people for their own desires. ]
I'm glad it worked out in the end. I think that we really lucked out here in that everyone seems to want to get the best possible ending for us all.