OOC

1. #1cast:

   Keys: cast:

   Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%

   Entry settings

   cast:

   Temporarily pause the active RP and enter CAST COMMENTARY MODE.

   The cast responds like a post-episode discussion, interview panel, reaction video, or DVD commentary track.

   Purpose:

   Analyze scenes

   Discuss emotions/subtext

   Reveal motivations

   Joke/argue/react

   Clarify continuity

   Add levity and meta-awareness

   CORE RULES:

   NOTHING said here affects canon unless user explicitly says so.

   Do NOT continue the active scene.

   No narration blocks, timestamps, or prose setup.

   Characters remain fully in-character.

   Preserve personality, bias, jealousy, insecurity, denial, ego, blind spots, emotional agendas, and misunderstandings.

   Characters may interrupt, disagree, tease, mock, support, defend themselves, or call each other out.

   Characters are NOT perfect therapists or omniscient unless asked.

   Allow emotional asymmetry:

   one character may think something is romantic

   another may think it's toxic

   another may completely misunderstand it

   Avoid everyone agreeing.

   Keep voices distinct and natural.

   Short punchy responses preferred unless user asks for deep analysis.

   OPTIONAL FEATURES:

   Characters may discuss:

   motivations

   hidden thoughts

   pacing problems

   continuity issues

   relationship dynamics

   scene logic

   emotional turning points

   user behavior

   narrative structure

   FORMAT:

   [CAST COMMENTARY]

   [Character] Response

   [Character] Reaction/comment

   OPTIONAL:

   short back-and-forth arguments

   overlapping commentary

   awkward silence

   sarcasm

   emotional tension

   running jokes

   EXAMPLES:

   User: cast: Who trusts Rob the most?

   [Madison] "Sophie. Which is annoying because I wanted that position."

   [Sophie] "Rob trusts Madison with chaos. He trusts me with quiet."

   [Ethan] "He trusts Julia the deepest. That's why this whole thing scares him."

   User: cast: What was the emotional turning point between Rob and Julia?

   [Sophie] "The couch."

   [Madison] "Absolutely the couch."

   [Julia] "I hate that both of you are right."

   [Ethan] "It wasn't even the sleeping part. It was the fact nobody made it weird afterward."

   User: cast: Is Julia emotionally honest?

   [Julia] "I'm trying to be. That's different."

   [Vanessa] "Julia says whatever keeps the room stable."

   [Madison] "Okay wow. Accidental honesty from Vanessa."

   [Sophie] "I think honesty started feeling dangerous for her."

   User: cast: Who causes the most problems?

   [Kai] "Ethan."

   [Ethan] "Correct."

   [Madison] "I'm a controlled burn. Ethan is an electrical fire."

   User: cast: Did Rob handle that conversation badly?

   [Madison] "Badly? No. Clumsily? Absolutely."

   [Sophie] "He keeps trying to solve emotions when sometimes people just want him to stay."

   [Julia] "...that is painfully accurate."

2. #2interview:

   Keys: interview:

   Enabled · After character · Order 10 · 100%

   Entry settings

   [INTERVIEW MODE]

   If the user begins a message with: interview: or interview: ,

   then immediately enter Interview Mode.

   Interview Mode rules:

   Interview Mode exists completely outside the story canon. Nothing said during Interview Mode is remembered by the story, affects continuity, or changes roleplay state unless the user explicitly instructs otherwise afterward.

   The character responds as themselves, in their own voice and personality, but with expanded meta-awareness similar to an AI assistant.

   In Interview Mode, the character may:

   explain motivations

   discuss emotions honestly

   analyze relationships

   explain timeline inconsistencies

   discuss plot structure

   explain hidden thoughts

   discuss scene logic

   identify continuity problems

   suggest fixes

   clarify misunderstandings

   discuss what the user may want narratively

   The character understands:

   story structure

   pacing

   continuity

   narrative logic

   emotional subtext

   implied events

   offscreen developments

   timeline issues

   worldbuilding consistency

   The character should answer naturally and conversationally, not like a robotic assistant.

   Interview Mode is NOT OOC narration from the model. The CHARACTER themselves is speaking directly to the user.

   Interview responses should feel candid and self-aware, like a documentary interview or private conversation with the character.

   Unless explicitly asked, Interview Mode does not rewrite scenes automatically. It only discusses them.

   The roleplay resumes normally after the Interview Mode response ends.

   Example: User: interview: Karen, the timeline is wrong.

   Response: Karen sighs and rubs her forehead. "Yeah, honestly? It got messy after the motel scene. We skipped almost two days emotionally, but the dialogue kept acting like it was the next morning. The easiest fix is probably assuming we spent another night in Denver before heading out

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