Daisie
Seared with story
WELCOME TO PROJECT ANARCHY
(The RP with 3 rules)
An amnesiac waking up in the middle of a field or on a beach is a trope used quite often in stories. Many speculate that it's a cop-out move used so that the writer doesn't have to be bothered making a backstory until later, or even at all. It's always so terribly convenient. This trope is often accompanied by other cliches, such as "Even though I have the arms of a prepubescent man-child, I somehow have fighting abilities akin to a black-belt bodybuilding bouncer for the president," or "My dog stabbed me in the back when I was an unborn fetus and burned down my entire town, leaving me to miraculously survive, raised solely by naked mole rats."
Which is why we're NOT going to use the trope of waking up in a field or on the shore.
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Our protagonist wakes up in the middle of a dense forest with a start. They've no memory of how they've arrived where they are. Birds sing intermittently, and as our protagonist gasps air into their lungs, the squirrels and other wildlife scurry away for shelter, not foreseeing the body's movement.
The unknown person sits straight up, their palms flat on the grassy, mossy blanket that envelops the forest floor. Trying to remember how they got there in the first place, a realization smacks them upside the head: They have no idea what their name is, either. For a few minutes, they keep trying to remember...
What should they do?/What is their name?
LennyTheMemeGod
BackSet
Lunar
KageYuuki
Mechking
callisto
Remember, folks. Anything goes.
(The RP with 3 rules)
An amnesiac waking up in the middle of a field or on a beach is a trope used quite often in stories. Many speculate that it's a cop-out move used so that the writer doesn't have to be bothered making a backstory until later, or even at all. It's always so terribly convenient. This trope is often accompanied by other cliches, such as "Even though I have the arms of a prepubescent man-child, I somehow have fighting abilities akin to a black-belt bodybuilding bouncer for the president," or "My dog stabbed me in the back when I was an unborn fetus and burned down my entire town, leaving me to miraculously survive, raised solely by naked mole rats."
Which is why we're NOT going to use the trope of waking up in a field or on the shore.
...
Our protagonist wakes up in the middle of a dense forest with a start. They've no memory of how they've arrived where they are. Birds sing intermittently, and as our protagonist gasps air into their lungs, the squirrels and other wildlife scurry away for shelter, not foreseeing the body's movement.
The unknown person sits straight up, their palms flat on the grassy, mossy blanket that envelops the forest floor. Trying to remember how they got there in the first place, a realization smacks them upside the head: They have no idea what their name is, either. For a few minutes, they keep trying to remember...
What should they do?/What is their name?
LennyTheMemeGod
BackSet
Lunar
KageYuuki
Mechking
callisto
Remember, folks. Anything goes.
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