*adult themes. Stop reading if this offends you*
This small group involves a bunch of players with a shared storyline developed in the resort. The story revolves around the energetic, insatiable, odd character of the young Fed. The themes are forced prostitution, Stockholm syndrome. No L$ are involved.
There is no formal interview but a series of preliminary "recruiting" scenes. Two main pimps organize the scene, each of one with his own group of girls: Fed and Baccho.
For the girls:
There are (with all the imaginable variations) three possible paths for girls to work with the group: the working girl track, the part-time track, and the full-lodging track.
The _working girl track_ is for willing girls who we trust and work in the resort. They are supposed to dress in theme and be fully available to customers.
The _part-time track_ is for persons with a normal life that for some reason work for us. The "reason" often involves something they don't want to be publicly known (as in: blackmail.)
The _full-lodging track_ involves cages, locks, ropes, and cuffs. It is open to extreme forms of RP.
Note that we're looking for deep interpersonal interaction, so feel free to add background (i.e. you're Fed's ex lover, Baccho's wife, the sister of someone kidnapped, a friend who want to "save" Fed)
For the boys:
The initial obvious role is that of customer. However, to add some depth, background helps (from just being an old friend - or enemy - of Fed or Baccho, to a relation with one of the girls, etc; discuss the scenario in advance). Any role is actually available
For all:
The play is represented with high realism, no supermen, no overdoing it: no ninja-trained marines thugs, no impossibly stubborn and invulnerable-to-pain bitches. I want to focus on building a group and following its evolution - imagine the play as the development of a TV serial. Think of friendship, competition or hate between the parts; consider finding a best buddy and someone you can't stand in the group of players. Plan ahead when you're offlinejust as a soap opera writer would - what would the public love to see?
In each scene (issue), you get to know something more on the characters, their story develop; being alive, they change. For this reason, it's good if you have already an idea on how your character will evolve; note that chances are limited only by your imagination and by the need to keep the story together.
