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<blockquote data-quote="Nytmare" data-source="post: 6015032" data-attributes="member: 55178">Before I'd jump into questionaire, I'd try get more of a handle on not only who the people are, but who they are to each other.&nbsp; As the person running the game, these would be the kinds of questions I'd be asking myself as the game is piecing itself together.&nbsp; Please forgive any gender biasing.Why is the second in command the second in command?&nbsp; Are they a true believer?&nbsp; What are they to the cult leader?&nbsp; A friend?&nbsp; A sibling?&nbsp; Someone that the cult leader needed, or someone that the cult needed?&nbsp; What kind of authority figure do the other members of the cult see the second in command as?Why is it important that the scientist is smarter than the cult leader?&nbsp; Is there some kind of jealousy, or coup in the works, or is it just to create tension between the second in command once the cult leader is gone?&nbsp; What's the &quot;scientist&quot; deal all about, is that their job in the cult?&nbsp; Is it what they were before they became a cult member?&nbsp; Whose idea was it to kidnap his/her relative?Where in the brainwashing process is the kidnapped relative?&nbsp; How old are they?&nbsp; Have they been trying to escape, or have they been buying into it?&nbsp; What kind of trust have they earned from the other cult members?&nbsp; Who does the kidnapped relative have on the outside that they think about most?Who is the journalist supposed to be?&nbsp; What kind of facade are they hiding behind?&nbsp; Does anyone know that someone might have infiltrated their ranks?&nbsp; What would happen to him if the cult discovered who they really were?&nbsp; Do the ATF agents know that the journalist is on the inside?What went wrong with the negotiations?&nbsp; What does the negotiator know about the cult?&nbsp; What was the fight about that the negotiator had with his wife that morning?&nbsp; Even though he's been taken hostage, is he still able to talk?&nbsp; Is he locked in a room away from people, or is he out where everyone can hear and see him?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nytmare, post: 6015032, member: 55178"] Before I'd jump into questionaire, I'd try get more of a handle on not only who the people are, but who they are to each other. As the person running the game, these would be the kinds of questions I'd be asking myself as the game is piecing itself together. Please forgive any gender biasing. Why is the second in command the second in command? Are they a true believer? What are they to the cult leader? A friend? A sibling? Someone that the cult leader needed, or someone that the [i]cult[/i] needed? What kind of authority figure do the other members of the cult see the second in command as? Why is it important that the scientist is smarter than the cult leader? Is there some kind of jealousy, or coup in the works, or is it just to create tension between the second in command once the cult leader is gone? What's the "scientist" deal all about, is that their job in the cult? Is it what they were before they became a cult member? Whose idea was it to kidnap his/her relative? Where in the brainwashing process is the kidnapped relative? How old are they? Have they been trying to escape, or have they been buying into it? What kind of trust have they earned from the other cult members? Who does the kidnapped relative have on the outside that they think about most? Who is the journalist supposed to be? What kind of facade are they hiding behind? Does anyone know that someone might have infiltrated their ranks? What would happen to him if the cult discovered who they really were? Do the ATF agents know that the journalist is on the inside? What went wrong with the negotiations? What does the negotiator know about the cult? [i]What was the fight about that the negotiator had with his wife that morning?[/i] Even though he's been taken hostage, is he still able to talk? Is he locked in a room away from people, or is he out where everyone can hear and see him? [/QUOTE]

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