commentary: THE BOY TELLS A STORY

Well lookey here, we have another commentary. This one is for The Boy Tells a Story. This is another one of those roleplays that never got the credit it deserved I felt, if for no other reason than the fact that I wrote an entire story in rhyming couplet form. THAT has to mean something! But yet it didn't seem to gather the type of praise I was hoping for. Still, I really enjoy it and that is why it is here and why I'm doing this lovely little commentary. Without further ado, let's get to it.

(The scene opens up inside a hallway of a school. We see PSI-Stu, The Boy, MC Tommy Dee and Damon Gest waiting around. They are all wearing black RWW shirts.)

HELLINGS-
"Guys, I don't know if this is such a good idea."

I'm not entirely sure why they're so apprehensive about doing this. What's the worst that could happen? I guess I was just looking for an opening line.

STUPAC-
"Oh come on, dude, it'll be fun!"

DAMON GEST-
"Yeah, this is going to be greaterific!"

HELLINGS-
"I hate kids. And quite frankly, they hate me."

I do hate children, which is unfortunate as I am now an uncle. Truthfully though, kids actually love me, which makes them that more infuriating; you want them to go away and they won't leave you alone. It's awful. Obviously though, The Boy has a history with children in these roleplays and at least he is aware that he and children do not mix well. A nice bit of self-awareness from The Boy. These days I would think The Boy would just assume that everyone loves him though.

STUPAC-
"I'm sure they don't."

HELLINGS-
"Yes they do! I know it, you know it, the whole damn world knows it!"

STUPAC-
"Well then, FACE YOUR FEARS!"

I know The Boy is quite the egomaniac, but no one seems to do a better job of promoting themselves than Stupac. Seriously, I swear every other time he opens his mouth he is plugging himself with his own catchphrase. I use my catchphrases sure, but it seems like Stu is always trying to incorporate them into any conversation whatsoever. "Hey Stu, how's the weather today?" "Not bad, I almost didn't go outside today because I thought it was going to rain, but then I figured I should Face My Fears!" I'm not sure if that was just the way I wrote Stupac or if I was basing that off of him or what, but it certainly seems like the guy is in love with himself. And the best part is he really only has one catchphrase too, so he has to use it a lot. He really should have got a different catchphrase to break things up a bit.

HELLINGS-
"I hate you."

MC TOMMY DEE-
"Don't worry, the kids will probably love you, once they hear Big E has been going around to schools too. I mean, who would you rather see? PSI or Big E?"

That's true, The Big E did do a roleplay or two where he went to school. If I'm not mistaken, so did Killer Instinct. If I recall, I never understood Big E's roleplay where he was in a school for one reason or another. I just remember being confused while reading it. To be fair though, I sometimes skim over the descriptive text in people's roleplays, since I'm mostly worried about what it is they are actually saying. I think sometimes in the process I miss out on things and get lost. Let that be a lesson kids: shortcuts are only hurting yourself. And winner don't do drugs.

HELLINGS-
"True, but I just think this whole reading to kids program totally, totally....I mean, when I think of this idea I think, I think....uh..."

DAMON GEST-
"Sucksasaurus?"

HELLINGS-
"Yeah, exactly!"

(Suddenly Michael Cole walks up to them.)

I have no idea why he is here really. I guess to just be a further foil for the PSI gang, although that doesn't really come up either. What? Do I have to make sense of everything I do? What am I, the author or something? Sheesh.

COLE-
"Sorry I'm late guys. Let's go in."

What is odd is that, not only is Michael Cole here for no reason, we apparently couldn't go into the classroom until he got there. What the hell? Since when does PSI wait around for Michael friggin' Cole?

(Cole and PSI enter the kindegarten classroom. The teacher, Miss Smith, walks over to them to shake their hands.)

MISS SMITH-
"Thank you for coming. I know the children will love it!"

COLE-
"It's our pleasure."

I always remember WWE used to have these ads about getting excited to read. And they featured the worst superstars possible. I mean, if you want kids to start reading at least let Stone Cold and The Rock tell you about it. Instead they got like Maven and Mark Henry to teach us the importance of reading. Completely lame. Imagine your excitement upong hearing that a real WWE superstar would be appearing at your school to talk about reading...only to find out it is Chuck Palumbo. That would suck. So at least RWW had PSI participating. I guess we were a step ahead of Vince.

HELLINGS-(Sarcastic)
"Yeah, I couldn't sleep last night I was so excited."

DAMON GEST-
"We're honoredappotamus that we get to readorama to all the kidsapalooza here today-o'clock, Miss Smitharammalammadingdong!"

MISS SMITH-
"I don't want him reading to the children. He is going to teach them poor grammar habbits."

DAMON GEST-
"Whatopoly?"

As you can see, by this point in time I was having difficulty writing for Damon since I am nowhere near as good at it as Jon is. So the easiest thing for me to do was kick him out of the room and not include him. In a way it made sense that someone who talked like that shouldn't really be teaching children about reading, but it was basically just a cheap justification. I admit that. Truthfully, I don't know why the entire PSI group is here, since I'm the only one who will actually be doing the reading. Do we really need Tommy, Damon, and Stu here too? That seems like poor planning.

MC TOMMY DEE-
"You heard the lady, Damon, you're gonna have to leave. (Tommy leads a dejected Damon Gest out of the room and closes the door. Damon just stares through the window.) Now that he's gone, how about I show you a couple of wrestling holds?"

Hey look at that! That's the second time I've used that! Hmm...maybe HHH has not only taken over WWE, but also our minds, so that we subconciously promote him at all times. Hey, isn't there a lot of stuff about him on the 'Net? Sure, it's mostly negative, but "there's no such thing as bad publicity," right? We're through the looking glass here people; I've stumbled onto something big here. "And, Vince, whenever I'm not on screen, all the other wrestlers should be asking, 'where's Hunter?'"

MISS SMITH-
"Don't touch me."

(Miss Smith walks over to The Boy, leaving Dee behind.)

MC TOMMY DEE-(To Michael Cole)
"They all they say that at first, but then once they realise that MC stands for Mega Cute, they all come crawling back."

Because apparently women are only convinced of your sex appeal until you explain it to them. Once they hear it from you, they are totally convinced.

COLE-
"I thought it stood for MasterCore?"

MC TOMMY DEE-
"You just don't get it do you?"

Thom had an idea where the MC would mean something different all the time, catering to whatever need he wanted to fill at the time. I don't remember if he ever did anything more than the idea of MasterCore (he was Hardcore Champion for a while and the explanation was that MasterCore was more deadly than hardcore) though. Well just in case he didn't, at least I attempted to do something with it and now it's posted here so it will still live on. Truthfully, I'm not sure what exactly MC was supposed to stand for, if anything. I think it just sounded cool.

MISS SMITH-
"Well now, I picked out the book I want you to read, it is a class favorite. (She pulls out the book.) 'Horton Hears a Whoo' by Dr. Seuss!"

HELLINGS-
"Yeah, that's cute. Really. But the thing is, I kinda wrote my own story that I wanted to read to the kids. I'm sure they'll love it a lot more than, uh... Harry Listens to The Who or whatever it was. Trust me, I'm The Boy."

See Harry listen to The Who. Listen Harry listen. See Harry talking about his generation. Talking about his generation. His g-g-g-g-generation.

MISS SMITH-
"Well, I suppose it can't hurt."

She doesn't even ask to look it over beforehand. The thing could be filled with all sorts of profanity or potentially scarring imagery and she just assumes it must be a perfectly wholesome book. When has a wrestler ever been dishonest? What do you mean it's not a real sport?

HELLINGS-
"Thank you."

STUPAC-
"Dude this SO rules! We get to read our story! Sweet!"

(Stu and The Boy exchange high fives.)

High Five Count: One

MC TOMMY DEE-
"Hey, Miss Smith, if we stay the whole day do we get uh....a little NAP time too? Huh? How about? (In a bad impression of Ash from 'Army of Darkness') Gimme some sugar, baby! "

Thom wishes he was that smooth. I like how he is openly asking her to sleep with him right in front of the children. In case you haven't figured it out yet, we are the worst role models ever. I had Tommy ripping off Ash as a running gag for a while because Thom loves those movies and I've heard him quote the movie far too much. It started in my Halloween roleplay (which made more sense at the time, given that it was Halloween and it is a horror film), which available for viewing on my worst roleplays page. So glad I kept something from that horrid roleplay alive.

(Miss Smith smiles and then knees Dee in the groin.)

For once it wasn't The Boy getting hit in the groin. That has to be a first.

STUPAC-
"Hey Tommy, don't show pain-that's not the MasterCore way!"

MC TOMMY DEE-
"Eat me."

MISS SMITH-
"Alright class! Everybody come and sit down! We are honored to have with us today a few wrestlers from Rampage World Wrestling and they will be reading a special story to you. So, I ask for Scott Hellings to come up to the front now."

HELLINGS-
"Uh, hi kids. I'm The Boy, but you probably knew that."

KID #1-
"No."

Then why are we here? Isn't the whole point that the kids should be excited to see us and listen to every thing we tell them?

HELLINGS-
"Yeah, but only because your parents can't afford television, I'm sure."

That was a lame attempt to get cheap heat. It didn't work. Kinda like the kid's parents! Oh, burn! Yeah....I still suck at it.

KID #1-
"We have TV."

HELLINGS-
"Whatever. Anyway, I'm gonna read you all a special story, doesn't that sound like fun? (The kids are completely silent.) Yeah, well I'm gonna do it anyway, so deal with it."

STUPAC-
"Right on! Stories so most definitely RULE!"

PSI was either a really bad imitation of Edge and Christian or really immature. Or sometimes both. And you know you've made it as a writer when you're imitating the style of Keeanu Reeves movies. For the longest time there was a gimmick where The Boy was obsessed with getting presents. I don't remember why. The line was always "presents rule!" Sort of like Edge and Christian's infamous "sodas rule."

(Stu, Tommy and Cole all sit down on the carpet in front of Hellings with all of the students. The Boy sits down and begins reading.)

HELLINGS-
"Once upon a time there was an evil, evil man.
This man made people sick all across the land.
With no talent, and all that whining he did
It made you wish you were watching...Sycho Sid!?!
A virus was spread to each person and thing.
People felt sick, if he just got in a ring.


We are happy, we are merry. We have a rhyming dictionary. Hurray for obscure "Simpsons" quotes.

This is the tale of this evil man and things he's done
It's the tale of PSI and all the things we've won.
The tale of our army and our fight with the sickness
And how we're gonna take care of unfinished business.
So sit right back, and we'll tell you how we're gonna win.
Now sit still, shut up, hope you peed, it's about to begin.


You know I could have wrote for Heidenreich. Who am I kidding? His "Disaster Pieces" never had this good of a rhyming scheme. Dammit I hated that guy and I'm glad he's fired.

Now it was on the night of the devil, when things went awry.
Things were good, I had joined Gamble and briefly left PSI.
My match that night with Stu was furious, he just would not stop.
And then he went and hit me with that deadly atomic drop!
Well, the match had been won and I had just made my alliance
And then this Mercy guy just shows up, in utter defiance.


The night of the devil referring of course to the Devil's Night pay per view where Stu joined PSI and the whole Mercy feud really started. Damn I'm good at this rhyming thing. Now if I could just get shot a whole bunch and then get someone else to rip off other people's music for the sake of a backbeat I could become a rap artist. Go...go...go shorty.

With McMahon by his side, he was given a title shot.
How did Mercy even get in the building? I was shocked!
The match actually took place, and Mercy got an upset win.
But how could Stu fight back, after the match he had just been in?
We were all so utterly shocked, our whole world came asunder!
But only 'cause Mercy was on pay per view! What a blunder!


True story: the only reason I thought of using the words asunder was because of an old episode of "I Love Lucy." No fooling. You can't help but laugh at Desi Arnaz saying "asunder." Trust me.

Now Stu did get his rematch not long after
He beat him so bad, we broke out in laughter.
Once again the title was back in our camp
But Mercy still claims he wants a piece of The Champ.
He and some friends vowed to take us out
But such a thing happening, I highly doubt!


It was right about this time that I was beginning to think to myself "this roleplay is way too ambitious."

Mercy's allies are nothing, we'll be here for years
And soon, oh so soon, they'll all Face Their Fears!
They could not, will not beat us-we have a guy like Rob Van Dam
I do not like him, but he's no damn I AM!
Still, I feel as though I should quickly describe for you his friends
And hopefully after that, we'll never have to speak of them again!


There was a guy who handled a Rob Van Dam character in RWW and he was in the Gamble Army with us too, although you wouldn't know it because he never really seemed to have anything to do with us. I swear he never mentioned us in his roleplays at all. As you can see, I decided to rip off "Green Eggs and Ham" and I personally think that line was hilarious. Of course, this entire roleplay really came out of that awesome Chris Jericho promo prior to SummerSlam 2000 in which he cut a Green Eggs and Ham inspired promo on Benoit, complete with cheezy photos. I loved it and I thought of doing something similar, only making an entire story instead of just a few lines. I definitely didn't take into account how much time that would take when I started doing it. Oh, and In case you don't remember or were otherwise unaware: there was a guy in RWW known only as I AM, who was this strange time-travelling guy or something. He was part of the group of faces trying to take PSI out. It just worked out so brilliantly with the whole "Sam I am" thing from Dr. Seuss. Perhaps that is where I AM's handler go the idea from? Or maybe I just assume that because I rip anyone and everyone off, others have to do the same for their ideas.

There is Sid, he runs around, claiming he's the master and ruler of the world,
But everytime he faces us, we make him cry like a little girl!
He has the Sycho Bomb, he uses it all the time.
I suppose it was good, twenty-seven years ago, back in his prime.
He claims to be psychotic, he claims to be insane,
But we all know he's just a no-talent bum who's now quite mundane.


See by now this whole story idea might be going on too long. It was cool at first, now I fear it is just getting annoying. What can I say though? I like to beat things to death.

There's also Chris Jericho the man I most hate
And come this Friday, my wins over him will be 3,248.
Y2J dissappeared after losing the tag title with Page
And he thought he could come back and have me in a cage.
One day I'm sure he'll learn, taking me on is something he will regret
And the beating I'll give him, he'll never......eeeever forget!


I think that is the one and only time I ever mention the match I wrote this roleplay for. At least I tried. You know as much as I loved my feud with White Dragon AKA Chris Jericho, I have to tell you I hate people who use real wrestlers in efeds because they never do a good job of portraying that character. The guy who handled Rob Van Dam and Chris Jericho here were good examples of that. See that last line up there? I actually used a Chris Jericho catchphrase there. Did the guy who handled Jericho? Nope. See, if you're going to go with the theory that you want to take an existing character and then develop them and tweak them the way you want, eventually you just end up with an original character and you might as well have just given them a different name. It's the same thing as Trist when he was using DDP in RWW. He made DDP into this guy who longed for the good old days and made him this weird old-timey kind of guy. That was fine and it was cool, but did the character really have to be DDP? It could have been, oh I don't know,....James McAdams and he could have those same characteristics. I suppose I just don't understand the logic behind it or something. That's my obligatory side rant for this commentary.

Now there are these other two guys you might have seen
Too Tuff and K Dogg, the most brutal tag team!
They like to get rowdy and talk about being hardcore every day
They've been here for months and I still can't figure out what they're trying to say!
They used to hang around Stu, until a month back
He realised how much they suck, left the Playaz, and now he's on the right track!"


As you can see I wanted to wrap this thing up, so I introduced K Dogg and Too Tuff as a tag team, instead of insulting them individually.

STUPAC-
"I don't know what I was thinking hanging around those guys! (Looks over at the kid beside him.) Are you eating glue?"

KID #2-
"Yeah, it tastes good."

I'll be honest, I never ate glue as a kid and I'll never understand why children ever get the inclination to do that in the first place. You can't be so bored that you decide to eat your school supplies when you are only in kindergarten or grade one or whatever. Trust me, you don't get that bored until you get to university and take classes like Philosophy of Science or Linguistics. Believe me, I wish I had a bottle of glue to eat in those classes if for not other reason than to simply just pass the time.

STUPAC-
"You know, this is exactly how Too Tuff got started! You don't want to end up like Too Tuff now do you?"

KID #2-
"No."

I'm thinking that I only put this section in to give me a slight mental break from trying to rhyme every line.

STUPAC-
"Good, now give me the glue."

HELLINGS-
"There's also the man they just call Big 'E'
Who talks about his Hardcore Belt constantly!
He calls himself the Hardcore Icon, what a bore.
We all know they only true style is MasterCore!
He'll try to take us on, but only face defeat,
Because he's just some letter who helps present 'Sesamee Street!'


I always wanted to see Big E on "Sesamee Street," I truly did. Sadly, I don't think he ever ran with that idea. Picture it: he could be hanging out with Elmo and he could talk about how "Sesamee Street" has been brought to you by the number 12, 6 and the letter E...The Big E that is! HAHAHA! Okay, maybe I'm the only one who finds that amusing. It was a great line though, right?

Big E has a friend, he's called The Commish
He's a jerk, but that's 'cause he's British!
Tired of PSI with the tag belts, he took a stand.
He booked us a match-against each other, not a smart plan.
Now Lancey thinks at Retaliation he can beat me, I hope he jests!
Because we all know I am The Boy and that means I am The Best!


That commish/British line just doesn't flow right. But hell, look how much I've wrote here people, what do you want from me?!

Now these are the men who will try to beat us, but only fail
That, above all else, is the message of this tale.
PSI will win, the evil man with The Sickness and his friends cannot win
They'll take us on, but everytime we'll get the pin!
For we need no plan, we have what they don't: talent, it's true.
The Sickness will be gone, I'll feel better and so will you.


I was always worried that people would read that as though I was saying we would get pinned, not "get the pin". Obviously I was trying to suggest we would earn a victory. Not sure if it worked though.

So take my word, PSI will win the day, and come out on top.
Mercy and his friends will have to learn we cannot be stopped.
See what Mercy doesn't understand, is that he made a mistake.
And, no I'm not talking about marrying Pammy, with those breasts that are so fake!
No, he made a mistake in choosing his friends
They just aren't as good as we, and that is why PSI and The Army will win in...


The End

Originally, I was going to say "in the end" and then follow it up with "THE END." I decided that I really didn't need to say "the end" twice in a row. The book was not co-wrote with Jacob Two-Two after all. Wow, now I feel really old for making that dated reference.

STUPAC-
"That was brilliant dude! Worthy of an Academy Award!"

I seem to have a running gag where people in my roleplays never know which awards are given for what. I could say that perhaps it is a subtle commentary on the meaningless of the awards themselves, how shallow, materialistic and ultra-competitive our society has become, or perhaps how we search to live vicariously though the accomplishments of others to rectify for our own past failures...but I'm guessing it has something to do with me not being original enough to come up with any new jokes.

COLE-
"Academy Awards are given for acting, not literature."

Oh yeah you're here. Why is that again?

STUPAC-
"It's all the same."

MISS SMITH-
"Well, that was...interesting. Thank you for coming by. I think."

HELLINGS-
"Well just remember, The Sickness is not your friend, kids."

It's kind of a disturbing thought that I would be talking to kids about the dangers of The Sickness, when I had previously implied it was some sort of STD. Just seems wrong.

MC TOMMY DEE-
"And Miss Smith, if you ever feel a little under the weather and want me to take a look at you...."

MISS SMITH-
"Please leave. Now!"

MC TOMMY DEE-
"Alright, alright. (Dee hands her one of two children's walkie talkies.) Call me. Frequency 2."

I have no idea why he has walkie talkies. I guess I just figured that an elementary school classroom would have walkie talkies? It was somehow more childish and playful? Let me tell you, if you need to use some sort of frequency to communicate with your teacher, they just might have some sort of issue and should probably not be allowed out in public, let alone teaching kids.

MISS SMITH-
"GO!"

(They head back outside where Damon is standing.)

DAMON GEST-
"Dude-opolises, I so wish I was insideatopia with you guys!"

Looking back on it, Damon should have been doing something in the hallway while he was waiting; it would have been funnier. Did he just wait there the whole time? I always got the impression that Damon had some sort of ADD or something. I don't know why, I just always got the impression he was some sort of nutcase and it doesn't make sense that he just sat there by himself the whole time, patiently waiting. Hindsight is 20/20 I suppose. We should have come out and found him in the principal's office for...I dunno, beating up someone or setting something on fire. Instead, he just waits there. And waits some more. At least have him go to the bathroom and have him plug up the toilet or something. This is what happens when you exhaust your mental capacity on rhyming.

MC TOMMY DEE-
"I don't know, there wasn't much action going on in there. Unfortunately"

I don't think MC Tommy Dee has ever been this witty, which seems sad in a way. For what it's worth, I think I should get a pat on the back for not making one bad reference to being "hot for teacher." I hate you Van Halen, I really do.

HELLINGS-
"Hey Stu, what are you eating? Is that glue?"

STUPAC-
"NO! (Looks around nervously)Don't be so stupid! I, uh......don't look at me!"

It's like he's addicted to crack or something. You can tell the character gets hit in the head for a living because at this age he still finds glue to be some sort of delicacy which he cannot stop indulging in.

HELLINGS-
"I hate you. (Looks around.) Hey, where's Cole?"

(The Boy and Dee peer into the classroom. Cole is getting Miss Smith's number and she gives him a little kiss on the cheek, as the children run around, playing.)

Nothing like watching your teacher get to first base, huh? Michael Cole definitely had a flexible reality in RWW, didn't he? Sometimes he would be married, sometimes he would be single. Sometimes he would even have children. But no one ever seemed to complain. I guess even in fantasy situations people don't care enough about Michael Cole. And I salute people for that.

MC TOMMY DEE-
"She would rather have Cole?!"

STUPAC-
"She must be one of those women who likes to wear the pants in the relationship. You know, kinda like with Mercy and Pammy?"

HELLINGS-
"You mean how he's (making quotation marks with his fingers) 'injured' and she has to do everything for him?"

STUPAC-
"Yeah. It's kind of a bad thing if you think about it. I mean, you just know he's gonna come back eventually and when he does he is just gonna have one more thing to complain about!"

That was part of the gimmick back then; I would insist all Mercy ever did was whine and complain and go on and on about his life like it was some sort of soap opera. And I'm so glad he did because it always gave me material to work with. So many people attempt serious, dramatic characters in efedding, but fail to make them interesting. Chris did a great job with Mercy though and really added another dimension to the fed. While everybody else was doing comedy or simply trash talking each other, Mercy was involved in a serious relationship and had serious emotional issues, in addition to being a wrestler who was invovled in this epic feud with a group of people whose sole mission in life was to get rid of him. He had a lot more depth than most other characters in RWW at the time. He was sort of like our version of Spiderman; just like Spidey has to balance being a hero, his job/education, looking after Aunt Mae, and his relationship with Mary Jane, Mercy had to wrestle and maintain his relationship with Pamela. It was a different approach at the time and I think that is why it worked.

HELLINGS-
"Stu, that is why we are just going to have to get rid of The Sickness, as fast as we can!"

MC TOMMY DEE-
"Yeah, I guess. This totally reeks! I mean, it's Michael frikkin' Cole! What the hell does she see in him?"

STUPAC-
"Don't worry, maybe she has The Sickness."

It was a great angle and a funny joke, but I have to admit I really did beat this one to death over time. You can only have so many jokes about the same gag before someone wants to kill you.

HELLINGS-
"It wouldn't surprise me. It's quite the epidemic. Come on, let's get out of here."

I mentioned this in another commentary, but looking back at it I realize now what we should have done: we should have run an angle sometime where one of us had to fight Mercy and we somehow got him quarrantined so he couldn't fight and lost the match. That would have been great heat and a terrific way to keep the angle going, so I guess that is why we never did it.

MC TOMMY DEE-(Talking into the walkie talkie)
"Right, will do. Over and out."

I seriously don't get the walkie talkie thing, I'll totally admit that if there was a reasoning behind it, I have totally forgot it by now. It is actually kind of baffling that I threw that in there twice and it really has nothing to do with anything.

(The four men walk off, leaving Cole behind. Fade to black.)

Okay, that's it. Well, a pretty decent roleplay I'd have to admit, thanks to the solid story I wrote up there. It was cheezy, but I think it worked really well. I'll tell you something I don't think I've mentioned before: a roleplay like this evidently left some people confused. I used to have guys tell me all the time that they thought we were a group of faces. I guess because we were more humour-based people felt we had to be good guys. Never mind the fact we were aligned with Rob Gamble, the biggest heel in the fed ever. And ignore the fact that we cheat, we lie, we're petty, we're egomaniacs, and we insult EVERYONE - especially the faces. I mean this roleplay clearly laid out which side we were on, who we liked and who we hated, and yet I would still hear people tell me that they thought PSI were faces. I never understood it really. I guess that's just another downfall of doing the comedy routine thing. It still baffles me to this day. I admit, I am clearly more a heel now than I was before, since I'm so over the top and such a prick about things, but back then I was a jerk too. I just went about it in another way. I think some people don't get the heel/face thing exactly. I think some people in efeds like to think they can do whatever they want and they will be considered a face. But that's another story for anotehr day. But yeah, this was a pretty decent roleplay I'd have to say. It was an interesting experiment which I think served a purpose nicely. It was definitely underrated.

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