Game / activity
Fictional crime pitches
How this one works
Setup and instructions
- name the lady and the crime
- propose to pitch fake crimes
- fictional ladies but I will accept at least one of those two answers. It could be book. It could be an artwork. It could be your imagination.
Context and recorded outcome
- Activity premise: propose to pitch fake crimes Activity request: name the lady and the crime Rules: fictional ladies but I will accept at least one of those two answers. It could be book. It could be an artwork. It could be your imagination.
RESULT STATUS
The recorded result is unresolved.
No explicit participant winner or final tie is established in the reviewed record.
What was recorded
What everyone brought to the table · 1 recorded contribution
RECORDED ANSWER / CHOICE
crime wrap
Ending or payoff: Well, I guess we should talk about this episode then. I regret nothing.
Preserved source round labels (1)
These overlapping source containers are not additional rounds or participant answers. Their recorded labels and excerpt links remain available here; their shared exchanges appear above.
Follow the round structure (1)
crime round
Interaction mode: name the lady and the crime Answer qualification: but I will accept at least one of those two answers.
RECORDED EXCHANGE
“Participant cited” identifies a contributor, not the speaker of every word in this excerpt. It may include other participants’ replies or reactions.
is there any old ladies that you guys would like to commit a crime against, specifically
Prompt: is there any old ladies that you guys would like to commit a crime against, specifically Prompt item: fictional ladies Activity request: name the lady and the crime Rules: but I will accept at least one of those two answers.
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- Respondent: Brad
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
crime guest submission
Choice: Cruella de Vil Action: put her in a tank and have piranhas eat her. Answer qualification: I'm not a hundred percent sure if she is an old lady because she did terrible things to dogs. like evil dogs in the water, so why not? Response context: It can be TV show, movie, anything, right? But I, so I have to say the crime I would do?
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- Respondent: Brad
RECORDED EXCHANGE
“Participant cited” identifies a contributor, not the speaker of every word in this excerpt. It may include other participants’ replies or reactions.
Well, how about you, Curtis? What old lady would you like to commit a crime
Prompt: Well, how about you, Curtis? What old lady would you like to commit a crime
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- Respondent: Curtis
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
crime curtis submission
Choice: Lucille Bluth from Arrested Development Action: a crime of passion status: SUPERSEDED; action: a crime of passion Response status: REVISED Answer qualification: I'm going to change my answer to Lucille Bluth from Arrested Development. Oh, you ruined my punchline. Response context: Yeah, I mean, I know you gave us this question ahead of time, but I did not understand it and did not prepare for it, even if I did understand it. So... Because, because... Phrase attribution: that’s my bad: Curtis
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- Respondent: Curtis
RECORDED EXCHANGE
“Participant cited” identifies a contributor, not the speaker of every word in this excerpt. It may include other participants’ replies or reactions.
I want to hear your kind of... what the correct answer was, let's say.
Prompt: I want to hear your kind of... what the correct answer was, let's say. Final phrase attribution: Who asks Ryan for “what the correct answer was”? Curtis’s “That’s my bad” is already confirmed.: Curtis
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- Respondent: Ryan
- Facilitator: Curtis
WHAT THEY BROUGHT
crime ryan submission
Choice: Abuela Response context: Encanto Action: I'd like to kidnap her and drop her off... I want to drop her off into the middle of a town, nowhere near anyone she knows, so that she can recognize just how worthless she is. Answer qualification: I don't want her to be, like, in danger. I just want her to understand that she relies on her family too much, and she's way too hard on Mirabelle. Abuela sucks.
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- Respondent: Ryan
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- Facilitator: Ryan
- Respondents: Brad Curtis Ryan