HGG Hypno Game, Script Part 1

FYI: Andrew Paulson is the default name I’m using for this little script.

The town of Fletcherville Connecticut is a fairly quiet and subdued community. Not as prosperous as some other parts of the state, the town isn’t exactly what you’d call interesting. Sure, there are some decent places to grab a slice of pizza, or a place to go if you liked bowling or baseball. But nothing in the town really is all that exciting, hell even the main attraction to the town is quite boring on paper.

The Fletcher Academy is the only noteworthy thing in this town, and even than it’s still quite dull. If you were into architecture than perhaps you would show some interest in the academy. But growing up here, and attending said academy, you don’t see what’s so great about it. It’s an old school, with cold wood seats, cathedral high ceilings, and with more than its fair share of rooms that were abandoned because the Academy had gotten that big.

It was also the academy you had attended since you were in preschool. You can’t say that being there is a horrible experience, but it is boring for you. Half of the teachers seemed dead set on working you straight to death whenever it was possible, while almost the entire other half were devoted to maintaining the school’s reputation in clubs.

In short, the place was almost killing you. But today was going to be a good thing, it was going to be your final year. Just one more year in this hellhole, and you can be off to college. Enjoying alcohol, having parties, participating in activities that were worthless to these teachers with fame for eyes. All you need is-

“Andrew, can’t you focus on Headmaster Wilson for once?” Your thoughts are interrupted by a sudden, yet playful, jab to your ribs. A quick look to your right confirms that Megan Bradley has decided to sit right next to you. How you two became friends was always something you treasured, even if she was a bit of pain in the ass on some days.

Another jab follows, guess she wants you to answer this time.

Choice 1: Why? It’s not like you listen to him anymore than I do.
Choice 2: Unless he announces that he’s going to sacrifice a virgin up in the school’s cathedral, consider this to be the 12th time I’m going to ignore his speech.
Choice 3: Sure, but you’ll have to sit still too.