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- Sound of gas stove starting
- Monologue voice over
- Outside
- Animals in shot
- Classical music (Picked Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux (The Nutcracker))
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Emma
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Mason
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Bryce
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Aleah
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Andrew
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Annabelle
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Harmony
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Meredith M.
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Kaley J.
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Angelina
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Norina
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James
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Rules:
Black and white
No talking
Filmed outside
IF I would have subtitled the script would be:
“Here is the perfect human”
“The perfect human gets ready for her day… keeping it simple brushing her hair, nothing crazy”
“The perfect human doesn’t like chaos”
“The perfect day so far for the perfect human… no obligations, no chaos… just a simple and calm day”
“The perfect human eats her snack, just a simple orange and some water… basic”
“The perfect human enjoys her snack, along with a sip of her water”
“The simple, calm, and perfect day for this perfect human”
*the end
First Attempt: For my game, I did not have it the first week we were doing games. So, I had a family member try it at home. They liked the game overall, but they wish I had more characters. Originally, I had two characters. The game I was going off of was Candy Land. Similar but had less rules to it. He also suggested I add more rules to the game. Unfortunately, I don’t have any pictures from the first try of my game.
Second Attempt: I was able to bring my game to class the second week we were trying them out. seems like a lot of people liked it. I noticed some people got a little confused over the rules in this one. But some requested to me that maybe in another change for the game, I added more rules to the game to make it little more engaging.
At home family answers: Questions to consider during play and answer after play.



