Practical Crisis Problem Solving - The Park, Tuesday, Period 3 (11am-12pm)

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Anyone who went to the Danger Shop would have found a note on the door saying 'The playground is a nice place today. -The Doctor.'

Sure enough, if they were to run their way into town to the playground in the park, they would find the Doctor swinging back and forth on the swings, legs stretched out in front of him. He waited a proper amount of time to give everyone a chance to arrive before he started to talk. There were free swings if anyone wanted to join in.

"I had this wonderful idea about using the Danger Shop and some fast talking into trick you into being confused about whether or not Fandom was real and whether you were all actually students at a dull and boring boarding school in New Hampshire. That would be morally questionable considering you're technically children in this state and year and I wouldn't be able to reverse what I was going to do with the Danger Shop...and it's a bit mean. Instead we're going to talk about it."

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Re: Discussion: Impossible Choices

[living_endless]

Didi sat on a swing and pumped her legs idly as she thought. "I think I'd try to convince people the island was real and we had to die in New Hampshire," she said. "I understand it would be confusing, but the real world's a pretty bizarre place. I wouldn't trust a world that wasn't strange at all."

Re: Discussion: Impossible Choices

[dontvotemeout]

"I would probably try to convince people the island is real too," Jason said. "If only because I wouldn't want a boring world in New Hampshire of all places to be the real one. Do you think...maybe if we all agreed, we could make the island be the real one?"

Re: Discussion: Impossible Choices

[living_endless]

"I don't know," Didi admitted. "I think what you believe changes the world, yeah. I don't know if this situation works that way. But I'd rather try and fail then just give up."

Re: Discussion: Impossible Choices

[dontvotemeout]

"Yeah, just waiting to die definitely isn't an option," Jason agreed. "I'd rather make the wrong choice."