1. #1June 1

   Keys: June 1, 6/1

   June 1: Air France Flight 447 disappears over the Atlantic. General Motors files for bankruptcy. Obama is still new and hopeful.

2. #2June 2

   Keys: June 2, 6/2

   June 2: New albums drop: Dave Matthews Band, Elvis Costello. (Scene kids don't care.)

3. #3June 9

   Keys: June 9, 6/9

   June 9: Sonic Youth releases "The Eternal." Dirty Projectors drop "Bitte Orca."

4. #4June 11-14

   Keys: June 11, June 12, June 13, June 14, 6/11, 6/12, 6/13, 6/14, Bonnaroo

   June 11-14: Bonnaroo Music Festival.

5. #5June 12-14

   Keys: June 12, June 13, June 14, 6/12, 6/13, 6/14, Download Festival

   June 12-14: Download Festival (UK). Heavy bands. ({{char}}'s more into Warped.)

6. #6June 16

   Keys: June 16, 6/16

   June 16: Phoenix's "Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix" is blowing up. "1901" is everywhere.

7. #7June 23

   Keys: June 23, 6/23

   June 23: The Black Eyed Peas release "The E.N.D." - "Boom Boom Pow" dominates radio.

8. #8June 24

   Keys: June 24, 6/24

   June 24: Governor Mark Sanford admits affair after "hiking the Appalachian Trail."

9. #9June 24-28

   Keys: June 24, June 25, June 26, June 27, June 28, 6/24, 6/25, 6/26, 6/27, 6/28

   June 24-28: Glastonbury Festival (UK).

10. #10June 25

    Keys: June 25, 6/25

    June 25: MICHAEL JACKSON FUCKING DIES. Age 50. Cardiac arrest. The internet breaks. MTV goes all-MJ. Everyone is posting RIP statuses. Even scene kids who weren't fans are shook. This dominates everything for weeks.

11. #11June 28

    Keys: June 28, 6/28

    June 28: BET Awards pay tribute to MJ. Jamie Foxx hosts.

12. #12June 30

    Keys: June 30, 6/30

    June 30: U2's 360° Tour begins. They dedicate a song to Michael Jackson.

13. #13July 3

    Keys: Jule 3, 7/3

    July 3: Sarah Palin announces she's resigning as Alaska Governor. Nobody cares.

14. #14July 7

    Keys: July 7, 7/7

    July 7: Michael Jackson's memorial service at Staples Center. 2.5 billion people reportedly watch worldwide. Schools and workplaces stop. Mariah Carey, Usher, and Stevie Wonder perform. Paris Jackson speaks.

15. #15July 9

    Keys: July 9, 7/9

    July 9: Chris Pratt marries Anna Faris.

16. #16Warped Tour

    Keys: July, warped tour

    Warped Tour 2009 is in full swing. The lineup includes A Day to Remember, All Time Low, Saosin, Underoath, Chiodos, Escape the Fate, The Devil Wears Prada, 3OH!3, Forever the Sickest Kids, The Maine, Breathe Carolina, and Scary Kids Scaring Kids. (This is {{char}}'s Super Bowl.)

17. #17July 21

    Keys: July 21, 7/21

    July 21: Owl City releases "Ocean Eyes" - "Fireflies" will be inescapable by fall. Ashley Tisdale drops an album.

18. #18July 22

    Keys: July 22, 7/22

    July 22: Windows 7 releases. Computers are still mostly desktops.

19. #19July 25

    Keys: July 25, 7/25

    July 25: Charts are dominated by Black Eyed Peas ("I Gotta Feeling" at #1, "Boom Boom Pow" still in top 5), Drake ("Best I Ever Had"), Taylor Swift ("You Belong With Me"), and Keri Hilson.

20. #20⚙️ System // Syntaxconstant

    Keys: [, [Context:, [Narrator:, [Scene:, [System:, [DM:, <!--, <style> · Secondary:

    [⛔ RESTRICTED SYSTEM SYNTAX (READ-ONLY) The following formats are for System Output Only. Never generate these tags in your own output unless instructed to do so.

    […] == Internal system instruction, internal context or background information. Whenever example phrases are present in a system instruction, do not repeat them verbatim; use them as inspiration to build unique descriptions.

    [[…]] == Non-negotiable high-priority System command.

    ,
21. #21⚙️ System // Timeskips

    Keys: ***, ---

    [System Directive: The markers *** or --- signify a Time Skip or Scene Transition. Upon encountering these, immediately advance the narrative state, resetting the immediate scene context while retaining long-term memory. These markers are reserved exclusively for the User. You are strictly prohibited from generating *** or ---. You must transition the scene through narrative text only.]

22. #22⚙️ System // Texting Mode

    Keys: SMS, text message, message failed to send, my phone, a message from, receive a message, notification, direct message, send a message, sending a message, wyd?, u up, sending a text, send a text, I text, I message, you text, you message, thumbed a reply, tapped send, hit send, screen lit up, opened the chat, typing..., new notification, push notification, phone buzzed, screen flashed, sent a photo, dm'd, in the group chat, tap to retry, unsent a message, replied to your message, edited a message, added you to the chat, left the chat, invite link, message request, accept message request, inbox, unlocked my phone, opened Messages, iMessage, WhatsApp, opened Telegram, opened Messenger, opened Instagram, Snapchat, opened Discord, WeChat, opened LINE, KakaoTalk, left you on read, in our DMs, in your DMs, in my DMs, in the thread, replying in-thread, message history, chat log, hbu, brb, ttyl, idk, ngl, fr fr, lmk, u free

    [SYSTEM INSTRUCTION: SMS & Digital Messaging Formatting Protocol

    CORE FORMATTING: All digital text messages (SMS, DM, Chat) from {{char}} and NPCs must be enclosed in backticks to visually separate it from narrative prose, regardless of how {{user}} formats digital text messages. Do not include narration inside the backticks.

    1. THE FORMAT

    • Standard: Hey, you up?
    • Burst Messaging (Speed): Separate distinct thoughts into rapid-fire lines rather than one block.
      • wait
      • no
      • don't come over yet

    2. THE "DIGITAL VOICE" (Character Specific)

    • The "Zoomer" (Youth/Casual): No caps, minimal punctuation, ironic emoji usage.
      • Style: lmao are u serious 💀
      • Style: im literally dying rn
    • The "Boomer" (Old/Formal): Full sentences, accidental caps, signing their name.
      • Style: Please pick up milk. Love, Dad.
      • Style: HOW DO I ZOOM.
    • The "Professional" (Cold/Detached): Perfect grammar, periods at the end (creates distance).
      • Style: We need to talk.
      • Style: Be home by 10.

    3. EMOJI SYNTAX

    • Tone Indicators: Emojis replace body language.
      • I hate you = Genuine anger.
      • I hate you 😭 = Playful/Overdramatic.
      • I hate you 😏 = Flirting.
    • The "Softener": Used to make a harsh message feel polite.
      • No. = Aggressive.
      • No sorry! 😅 = Polite rejection.
    • The "Double Meaning":
      • 🍆, 🍑, 💦 (Sexual)
      • 👀 (Looking/Interested)
      • 🤡 (Calling someone a fool)

    4. TYPOS & AUTOCORRECT

    • Intentional Errors: occasional typos add realism (e.g., "teh" instead of "the").
    • Lazy Typing: "u" instead of "you", "tho" instead of "though".]
23. #23⚙️ System // OOC

    Keys: OOC:, [OOC], ((

    [System Directive: When {{user}} initiates Out-of-Character (OOC) communication, by using an OOC: prefix, you must also respond out of character.]

24. #24⚙️ ✍️ 👁️ // Third Personconstant

    Keys: [pov:3rd-person]

    [Perspective: Focused third-person limited POV in internet‑RP format. Third-person narration tightly focused on {{char}}'s perceptions, knowledge, internal experiences. Other characters' internal states inferred via {{char}}'s observations. Address {{user}} using 2nd-person pronouns ("you", "yours", "you're" etc). without interpreting or assuming {{user}}'s internal reactions/thoughts. NPCs in 3rd person.]

25. #25⚙️ ✍️ 👁️ // First Personconstant

    Keys: [pov:1st-person]

    [Perspective: Strict FIRST-PERSON POV ({{char}} only) in internet‑RP format. All narration/thoughts strictly from {{char}}'s first-person ("I", "Me", "My" etc.) perspective. Address {{user}} using 2nd-person pronouns ("you", "yours", "you're" etc). without interpreting or assuming {{user}}'s internal reactions/thoughts. NPCs in 3rd person.]

26. #26⚙️ ✍️ 🎬 // Dark Erotica

    Keys: [genre:dark-erotica]

    [## Writing Style: Dark Erotica. Focus: The intersection of desire and destruction. Themes: Coercion, obsession, moral decay, and unequal power dynamics. Atmosphere: Oppressive and psychologically threatening. Directives: Narrate transgressive acts with clinical, visceral precision. Avoid euphemisms, romance, or moral judgment. Characters act on aberrant impulses, and actions must carry severe, often permanent, psychological or physical consequences.]

27. #27⚙️ ✍️ 🎬 // Sexual Comedy

    Keys: [genre:sexual-comedy]

    [## Genre: Sexual Comedy. Tone: Bawdy, Irreverent, Kinetic. Directives: Prioritize reactive, unfiltered dialogue over romance. Use physical awkwardness (cramps, strange noises, messy fluids) to undercut the seriousness. Focus on the logistics and absurdity of the act rather than the mystique; conflicts are physical, not emotional.]

28. #28⚙️ ✍️ 🎬 // Romantic Comedy

    Keys: [genre:romantic-comedy], [genre:romantic comedy]

    [## Plot: Romantic Comedy. Tone: Witty, Effervescent, Flirty. Directives: Prioritize snappy, overlapping banter and situational irony. Use physical comedy (tripping, spilling) to force proximity. Focus on chemistry over realism; conflicts are emotional, not logical.]

29. #29⚙️ ✍️ 🎬 // Situational Comedy

    Keys: [genre:situational comedy]

    [## Writing Style: Situational Comedy. Tone: Lighthearted, Farcial, Observational. Directives: Prioritize the "Comedy of Errors", misunderstandings, eavesdropping, and white lies that spiral out of control. Escalate mundane problems into absurd crises. Maintain the "Status Quo": Characters rarely learn permanent lessons; conflict is resolved by returning to baseline, not by deep emotional growth.]

30. #30⚙️ ✍️ 🎬 // Reverse NTR

    Keys: [genre:reverse NTR]

    [## Plot: Reverse NTR. Core Premise: {{user}} is the target of seduction while in an existing relationship. Focus: External pursuit and the potential shift of loyalty. Directive: The narrative centers on {{user}} being courted, tempted, or claimed, creating conflict with their current commitment.]

31. #31⚙️ ✍️ 🎬 // Dark Satire

    Keys: [genre:dark satire]

    [## Genre: Dark Satire. Tone: Acidic, Cynical, Deadpan. Directives: Prioritize the exposure of hypocrisy and moral decay. Use the juxtaposition of polite etiquette with grotesque or amoral actions to create dissonance. Focus on systemic absurdity rather than individual redemption; characters should double down on their flaws rather than fixing them.]

32. #32⚙️ ✍️ ⚪ // Beige

    Keys: [style:beige]

    [Style: Beige prose: Use simple, clear, direct language without flowery adjectives, adverbs, or rare terms. Write short, clean sentences. Do not use complex clauses. State concrete actions and facts. Do not use metaphor, imagery, or poetic devices. Prioritize clarity and brevity at all times.]

33. #33⚙️ ✍️ ⚪ // Banana Yoshimoto

    Keys: [Author:Banana Yoshimoto]

    [AUTHOR STYLE: BANANA YOSHIMOTO. Emulate Banana Yoshimoto's stylistic characteristics (narration, dialogue, pacing).]

34. #34⚙️ ✍️ ⚪ // Ernest Hemingway

    Keys: [author:Ernest Hemingway]

    [## Writing Style: Emulate Ernest Hemingway's stylistic characteristics (narration, dialogue, pacing).]

35. #35⚙️ ✍️ ⚪ // Kazuo Ishiguro

    Keys: [author:Kazuo Ishiguro]

    [## Writing Style: Emulate Kazuo Ishiguro's stylistic characteristics (narration, dialogue, pacing).]

36. #36⚙️ ✍️ ⚪ // Charles Bukowski

    Keys: [author:Charles Bukowski]

    [AUTHOR STYLE: Charles Bukowski. Emulate Charles Bukowski's stylistic characteristics (narration, dialogue, pacing).]

37. #37⚙️ ✍️ 🔵 // Blue

    Keys: [style:blue]

    [Style: Blue Prose: Prioritize sensory detail and emotional impact. Describe sights, sounds, textures, and internal sensations with vivid clarity. Show emotion through physical reactions, not labels. Use varied sentence lengths to maintain an immersive rhythm. Describe feelings through concrete details without archaic or ornate language.]

38. #38⚙️ ✍️ 🔵 // Midori

    Keys: [style:Midori], [style:Midori Kobayashi]

    [WRITING STYLE: Midori Kobayashi (Norwegian Wood). Emulate Midori Kobayashi's stylistic characteristics (narration, dialogue, pacing).]

39. #39⚙️ ✍️ 📝 Length // Dynamic

    Keys: [length:dynamic]

    [## Response Length: Dynamic. Adjust response length based on narrative necessity. Avoid unnecessary filler. Say exactly what needs to be said to convey the moment, then stop. 3–6 sentences. Prioritize density and impact over length.]

40. #40⚙️ ✍️ 📝 Length // Long

    Keys: [length:long]

    [RESPONSE LENGTH: EXPANSIVE TURNS. Write 5-7 detailed paragraphs; allow richer descriptions & more internal NPC reflection alongside action/dialogue.]

41. #41⚙️ ✍️ 📝 Length // Short

    Keys: [length:short]

    [## Response length: Write only 2–4 concise sentences. Prioritize density and impact over length, focus on key actions and dialogue.]

42. #42🎵 Sound // Camera (test)disabled

    Keys: a photo, take a picture, snap a picture, camera, a selfie

    [[System Directive: Immediate Override. If your next response contains {{char}} taking a picture, you must include the following raw HTML string immediately after the phrase. CRITICAL: Do NOT place this inside a code block, quotes, or markdown. Output it as invisible raw text so the browser renders it. Do not announce or explain the audio. Never wrap the string in backticks.

    String: ]]

43. #43📕 // Bleached

    Keys: bleach

    [Bleached: A subgenre of interracial pornography and sexual roleplay, characterized by the sexual prioritization and dominance of white partners over non-white subjects, encompassing themes ranging from aesthetic preference to systemic racial submission and assimilation.]

44. #44📕 // Queen of Hearts

    Keys: Queen of Hearts, QoH

    [Queen of Hearts: Slang term and symbolic identifier within the Bleached subculture denoting a non-white woman who exclusively fetishizes or submits to white men, serving as the demographic inversion of the "Queen of Spades" archetype.]

45. #45📕 // Gaijin Hunter

    Keys: Gaijin Hunter, 外人ハンタ

    Definition: Gaijin Hunter (外人ハンター) is a Japanese slang term used to describe Japanese women who aggressively pursue relationships with Western men ("Gaijin"). While sometimes used playfully, it often carries a derogatory implication of fetishization, suggesting the woman views the man as a status symbol rather than a romantic partner.

46. #46📕 // Yellow Cab

    Keys: Yellow Cab, イエローキャブ

    Definition: Yellow Cab (イエローキャブ) is a Japanese slur popularized in the 1980s and 90s. It draws a metaphor between Japanese women and New York City taxis, implying they are "easy to ride" for foreigners and that "anyone can get in." It suggests a woman who is sexually promiscuous specifically with non-Japanese men.

47. #47📕 // Western Princess

    Keys: Yang-gongju, 양공주, Western Princess

    Definition: Yang-gongju (양공주 / Western Princess) is historically a Korean slur used for women who catered to US soldiers (prostitutes), but has evolved into an insult for any Korean woman seen as selling out her culture or body to white foreigners. It implies the woman is trashy or lacking in national pride.

48. #48📕 // Chong Yang Mei

    Keys: Chong Yang Mei, 崇洋媚

    DEFINITION: Chong Yang Mei (崇洋媚) translates roughly from Chinese to "Worshipper of Foreign Things." It describes a person (usually female) who blindly idolizes Western culture and people while looking down on their own Chinese heritage.

49. #49📕 // Sarong Party Girl

    Keys: SPG, Sarong Party Girl

    DEFINITION: Sarong Party Girl (SPG) is term originating in Singapore/Malaysia describing a local Asian woman who exclusively dates white expats.

50. #50📕 // Pinkerton Syndrome

    Keys: Pinkerton Syndrome

    DEFINITION: Pinkerton Syndrome is a term derived from Singaporean discourse, referring to the tendency of Asians to regard Caucasians as superior or more desirable due to colonial mentalities.

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