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666293 No. 666293 ID: 9b895c

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No. 666827 ID: a19cd5

>>666822
repurpose bandages into bitchin' headband
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No. 666835 ID: 84f1b5

>>666822
Use the stepping stool with caution. Try not to fall off this time.
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No. 666841 ID: 815033

>>666822
Step on the pot to check out the vent again. Try not to fall again.
Then check out the lamp (carefully).
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No. 666844 ID: 815033

>>666822
Look to see what was left behind when the dirt was swept beside--perhaps a pocketknife?
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No. 666855 ID: 6750cf

Take the toilet paper, you never know.
Check the rectangle thing on the floor.
Cover your hand with the bandages, hang and tug at the vent cover so it comes loose.
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No. 666929 ID: a107fd

Are the coins usable as field-expedient screwdrivers?
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No. 666948 ID: 6734dc

>>666821
Are there any wounds or the like on our head at all?
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No. 667218 ID: 9b895c
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667218

>>666844
You pick up the UTILITY KNIFE. A cursory glance tells you that, not counting the current blade (it is badly rusted and encrusted with soil), there are three REPLACEMENT BLADES contained within that seem in relatively good condition. You discard the RUINED BLADE.
You sure are glad you didn’t hurt yourself on this when you fell. These things are dangerous. That said, you are glad to have some form of WEAPON, just in case.
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No. 667228 ID: 9b895c
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667228

>>666929
Armed and confident, you take another crack at the VENT. The TERRACOTTA STEPPING-STOOL holds firm and you manage to loosen the STANDARD SCREWS using your COINS. Sadly, due to your limited reach, you can’t get the top SCREWS out all the way.
>>666855
You figure you could recover the BANDAGES you put in the DRAWER and wrap up your hand to protect it from the SHARP METAL EDGES as you pull, but you’d rather not fall on the CONCRETE FLOOR again.
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No. 667232 ID: 8f7720

Sort of a suggestion but sort of not. If you wanna avoid pixel artifacts in your images save as a .png instead of .jpg
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No. 667233 ID: e114bc

>>667228
Maybe we should do a full sweep of the room anyway. Check the sink and toilet. Someone clever may have even put something in the tank.
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No. 667266 ID: 815033

>>667228
Stand on top of the bed and check out the lamp. Or maybe see what's on top of the toilet.
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No. 667294 ID: 800cab

>>667228
Where'd that poster get off to?
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No. 667481 ID: a107fd

Don't try to tug the vent cover completely loose, just pry it away from the wall so it bends at the top. Once it's open, figure out if you can use the potted plant to help you climb up and in.
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No. 667547 ID: 23fc37

>>667228
Try moving the drawer to the left, put the stool on top of it, and then unscrew the top screws.
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No. 667866 ID: 9b895c
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667866

>>667233
You decide to sweep the room for anything useful before taking any more steps to escape. A brief inspection of the SANITATION UTILITIES yields a single LATEX GLOVE floating in the PRIVY RESERVOIR. You replace the top to the PRIVY as the FLIPPED POSTER crinkles underfoot.
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No. 667870 ID: e114bc

Hmmm... can take the drawers completely out? You could use those to boost up the pot so you can access the vent more easily.
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No. 667903 ID: fe13c8

does the back of the poster have writing on it or are those just lines?

but yeah, try >>667870
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No. 667948 ID: 815033

>>667866
Check out the writing on the back of the poster.
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No. 668179 ID: 9b895c
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668179

>>667948
…what the fuck?
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No. 668180 ID: 9b895c
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668180

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No. 668181 ID: 9b895c
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668181

…you had forgotten your name. Your name is Lee. Your name is Lee Cantor and you had to fucking think hard to remember that last bit.
What the fuck have you gotten yourself into? Why aren’t you safe... and what else have you forgotten?
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No. 668192 ID: 27f14f

>>668181

Maybe uncrinkle that poster, see how much you can fold up / tear off and put into your wallet. Don't want to forget that again.
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No. 668194 ID: 800cab

>>668181
Recheck our head for injuries, and try to remember how we got here.
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No. 668196 ID: 815033

>>668181
After a tragic moment of introspection, step up on the bed to examine the light.
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No. 668197 ID: 365158

Try to unscrew the lightbulb and/or the ceiling lamp. Possibly using the empty plant pot as a step up.
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No. 668258 ID: fe13c8

>>668192
you could loose the wallet! the only real solution is to carve your name into your arm with the utility knife

or if you arent ready for that then then prick your finger to add your last name to the poster just in case

... by the way, whats the last thing you remember? Or is it total amnesia?
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No. 669234 ID: 9b895c
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669234

>>668194
No head injuries that you can feel. Your head still kind of hurts from the tumble you took, but that is all you know.

You think hard, trying to remember where you came from, who you are, anything at all. Your head pounds as you wrack your brain, sifting through faded images and indescribable emotions. It seems to be no use. All you can pull from the tumult and noise are things that you would normally attach to your NAME… your IDENTITY. You will not lose that again.

You are good with COMPUTERS. You are SMART, smarter than most; you got a full-ride to a top university, but you don’t remember which one. You are a GRADUATE STUDENT. You are NOT LUCKY, at least romantically speaking. You are NOT WEALTHY. You are NOT ATHLETIC and many PHYSICAL TRIALS are challenging. You like PUZZLES, BOOKS, and HELPING PEOPLE. You are a PICKY EATER, and most foods are too “out there” for you to try. There is SOMETHING WRONG with you. You have ONE friend.
You LOST SOMETHING recently, but you cannot remember what. It was really, really important.
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No. 669235 ID: 9b895c
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669235

It’s too much. It’s all too much.
The room is too bright and the FLUORESCENT BULB buzzes with an incessant whine that you only just noticed (how did you not notice it before?). The white walls begin to swim.

LEE is beginning to PANIC.
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No. 669236 ID: 6dd3d4

>>669235
Gotta calm down. Closed eyes and deep breaths, maybe think of something calming.

Who was that friend?
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No. 669241 ID: 815033

>>669235
Take a deep breath, try to relax. Try to focus on remembering who the friend was and what you lost.
Then try removing that florescent bulb.
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No. 669247 ID: fe13c8

hey, anyone would have a hard time in this situation. its pretty scary to wake up without remembering who or where you are! its okay to be scared, but remember you arent in any danger. take a minute and try to relax if you can. relax your muscles while you breathe out, and then breathe back in deeply and steadily.

you like puzzles, right?
think of it like a real life puzzle... you already solved the first clue and got your name back! the next step is getting out of the room. dont worry about anything beyond that goal for now.
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No. 669264 ID: 8371c4

take deep steady breaths
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No. 669272 ID: 27f14f

Wrap yourself up in that blanket for a while. Hold it to your face; cover your eyes, cover your mouth just a bit. Give yourself some time to breathe. Let yourself panic a bit; you can learn to pick yourself up in a little while.
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No. 669447 ID: a107fd

>>669241
Don't try to force the personal stuff right now.

Deep breaths. Count your fingers and toes until you calm down.

You remember that you went to a top university, what did you major in? As a grad student, what was your thesis going to be about? What was the football team's mascot?
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No. 670195 ID: 9b895c
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670195

>>669272

...
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No. 670196 ID: 9b895c
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670196

You’re alright now. You’ve dealt with much worse than this. You don’t remember what, but you know you have.

LEE decides to look for ANSWERS. You don’t think you will find any here. It’s time blow this joint.
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No. 670226 ID: e114bc

>>670196
Teach that vent cover what for!
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No. 670227 ID: 815033

>>670196
Try folding the blanket and putting it on top of the pot, then put the pillow on top of the blanket. Then step up on the pot to try to reach the vent again.
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No. 670236 ID: 815033

>>670196
Step on top of the bed, put on the latex glove, and remove the bulb using that hand.
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No. 670476 ID: 9b895c
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670476

>>670227
You think you are onto something with BLANKET and PILLOW, but you don’t think that will do anything but make the TERRACOTTA STEPPING-STOOL a LITTLE SOFTER.
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No. 670479 ID: 815033

>>670476
Step onto bed, tie the blanket around the lamp, use the leverage to lean over to the vent. Use the coin to unscrew the top right screw.
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No. 670502 ID: e114bc

>>670476
Put it... UNDER the pot?
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No. 670523 ID: 800cab

>>670476
Spread the blanket around the pot and put the pillow somewhere where you can aim your head if you fall?
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No. 670533 ID: 557bac

can you take a drawer out and then place the stepping stool on top of it?
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No. 670540 ID: 365158

Step on the stool and use your mighty prehensile mouse tail to unscrew the top 2 screws on the vent with your COIN or UTILITY KNIFE
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No. 672631 ID: 9b895c
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672631

>>670523
LEE places the PILLOW and BLANKET on the ground near the TERRACOTTA STEPPING-STOOL. You now have a SOFTER LANDING.
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No. 672632 ID: 815033

>>672631
Step up on the stool again and use a coin to unscrew the top two screws of the vent. Try not to fall, but if you do, try to fall on the pillow & blanket.
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No. 672646 ID: 330fe0

Use one of the drawers from the bed?
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No. 672785 ID: 18c0b4

If you fully extend that knife of yours, you may be able to get enough reach to ratchet those top screws.
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