Now Look What You've Done! by Connor Hutchinson

Now Look What You've Done!

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When play begins: say "Now look what you've done!  You were so mad that Mrs. White made you come to school early to finish that test that you slammed the car door shut, turned back around, and noticed your UMass Lowell lanyard hanging off of the passenger's seat.  You made a scene in the parking lot when you pulled at the handle, slammed on the window, and even tried to push on the door.  You walked around the car, checking every door, and the trunk. On your way around, you stumbled over a large rock next to the driver's side door.  You're locked out."

The Student Parking Lot is a room.  "A parking lot that could fit about two hundred cars, and you're the only one there.  Your 1995 Ford Taurus wagon is parked alone in the first spot.  The entrance to the school is to the West.  You're all bundled up in a sweatshirt with a winter jacket on top, sweatpants, and gloves, because you were too impatient to let the car heat up before you left the house this morning.  You didn't even bother to pack your backpack this morning, and you always keep you phone in the glove compartment during school.  Cell phones are nothing but a distraction when youâ€™re trying to pay attention in class."

The car is a locked container in the student parking lot.  The car is fixed in place in the student parking lot.

The lanyard is in the car.

The rock is in the student parking lot.

Instead of throwing the rock at the car: say "The rock shattered the window.  You reach in and unlock the car." ; now the car is unlocked.

The Entrance to the School is west of the Student Parking Lot.  "Youâ€™re the only one here.  In order to get into the school you will need your ID cardâ€¦ the one that is on your key-ring."

Instead of going north from the student parking lot: say "The Parking lot is completely empty.  The school entrance is to the west."

Instead of going south from the student parking lot: say "The Parking lot is completely empty.  The school entrance is to the west."

Instead of going east from the student parking lot: say "The Parking lot is completely empty.  The school entrance is to the west."

An every turn rule: if the player is carrying the lanyard, end the story saying â€œYou pull the lanyard out from between the seats and realize that your key ring isn't attached to it!  You lean over to search under the seats when your keys fall out of your jacket pocket and onto the floor next to you.  It seems that the lanyard came unclipped at some point during your little tantrum this morning, and your keys were in your pocket the whole time!â€