The classic party game here that turns fellow Avocados on each other in an exercise in paranoia and fun
Two cousins had come to Twin Peaks. They had the same employer, the same hearing impairment, and almost the same name, but had never known one another before. The only difference between them was that one had developed deep ties … Continue reading Wrapped In Plastic Day 3: It Is Happening Again
The investigators gathered the next morning in the Double R diner, where they sipped damn fine coffee and freshly-squeezed grapefruit juice served by Norma and a grieving Shelly. The mysterious disappearance of her daughter so soon after Laura Palmer’s grisly … Continue reading Wrapped in Plastic Day 2: Black as Midnight on a Moonless Night
There are many stories in Twin Peaks — some of them are sad, some funny. Some of them are stories of madness, of violence. Some are ordinary. Yet they all have about them a sense of mystery — the mystery … Continue reading Werewolf 63: Wrapped in Plastic Day 1: s’teL kcoR!
Just before dawn, on the morning of February 24, 1989, in the Washington town of Twin Peaks, Pete Martell left the home he shared with his wife Catherine and her sister-in-law Josie Packard to do a little early morning fishing. … Continue reading Werewolf 63: Wrapped In Plastic
A Mother’s love is a powerful thing. Driven by concern for their children they will do quite extraordinary things: sit by their bedside all through the night, cradle them in their arms for hours when they have nightmares, forfeit their … Continue reading Werewolf 62 – Werewolves in Neverland – Day Nine
The Lost Children shouted with delight as they said goodbye to that treacherous adult. They didn’t let themselves stop and think about how badly they had been tricked by Onion. No, that name was dead to them now. Soon, they … Continue reading Werewolf 62 – Werewolves in Neverland – Day Eight
Dash it all! These children were really make a mess of this. How would they ever recover from this recent blow? Feeling truly defeated, they returned to their beds without even the smallest glimmer of hope. Oh, but children truly … Continue reading Werewolf 62 – Werewolves in Neverland – Day Seven
Follow the Leader was one of the Lost Children’s favorite games to play, but this time it had gotten them into quite a bit of trouble. Each of them was filled with regret and shame as they headed back to … Continue reading Werewolf 62 – Werewolves in Neverland – Day Six
Tinker Bell was not all bad: or, rather, she had been all bad just now, but, on the other hand, sometimes she was all good. Fairies have to be one thing or the other, because being so small they unfortunately … Continue reading Werewolf 62 – Werewolves in Neverland – Day Five
To celebrate their victory, the Lost Children decided to play at being pirates for the rest of the night. The moment they boarded the abandoned Jolly Roger the bickering began. Long ago they had been taught how to properly argue. … Continue reading Werewolf 62 – Werewolves in Neverland – Day Four
“It’s awfully sad,” whimpered Max. “I’m starting to regret running away to play with the wild things in the forest.” Hohopossum sniffled and agreed, “I don’t like this story. I don’t see how it can have a happy ending. I’m … Continue reading Werewolf 62 – Werewolves in Neverland – Day Three
“It is only make-believe, isn’t it?” Piggy’s words had left everyone with an uneasy feeling. As they went off to bed, they wished they had a mother to tell them a bedtime story. Someone to cradle them and tell them … Continue reading Werewolf 62 – Werewolves in Neverland – Day Two
Sister Goat was a loyal servant to the abbey, so beloved by the Sisters that she was considered by most of them an honorary nun. She spent her entire life here, keeping the Sisters safe as best she could, and … Continue reading Werewolf 61 – Day 6
You might be tempted to think that the Lost Children were behaving strangely to so quickly accept their current circumstances, but they believed that this was just a game. The difference between Peter Pan and the Lost Children was that … Continue reading Werewolf 62 – Werewolves in Neverland – Day One
Day Five – How Do You Solve a Problem Lycanthropy (Reprise) “What can we say about Sister Sanga?” asked Mother Superior rhetorically. “She was a nun,” she continued, answering her own question, “Very strong and capable. Burly, even. I’m honestly … Continue reading Werewolf 61 – Day 5
“To die will be an awfully big adventure.” Peter woke with a start. It felt as if a drum was beating within him. He had been dreaming of many strange things. One of his dreams had been a memory of … Continue reading Werewolf 62 – Werewolves in Neverland – Signups
You’ve reached the top of the asylum. Together, you head for Dr. Loboto, D.D.S.’s laboratory, where extracted teeth sit next to extracted brains. You find Agents Nein and Vodello restrained in the corner. As you rebrain your camp counselors, Agent … Continue reading Werewolf 60 – Psychonauts – Day 7
Day Four – Brother, Can You Spare a Life? The sisters reconvened for breakfast. In two straight lines they broke their bread, brushed their teeth and made their beds. In two straight lines they… wait. These lines aren’t even. “Who’s … Continue reading Werewolf 61 – Day 4
Day Three – The Young Nope Pope Jude Law XXIII–named in perplexing honor of the disgraced antipope who had died centuries earlier in the Italian Monastery Massacre–sat on his private balcony, enjoying a cigarette. As an honored guest of the … Continue reading Werewolf 61 – Day 3
Day Two – Nun Like It Hot This was supposed to be a safe place to hide from the mob, but here they were she was, hounded by werewolves. The novices had done some good work that first day, but nothing … Continue reading Werewolf 61 – Day 2
After gaining the key from Fred, the campers manage to climb a broken staircase and begin their ascent up the asylum tower. They find the broken-down elevator blocked by a large man in the art therapy room, obsessively painting a … Continue reading Werewolf 60 – Psychonauts – Day 6
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