PENNYWISE | Steaven — killer-clown
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WE ALL FLOAT DOWN HERE
“What did the chicken say when it crossed the road? ... It didn't get a chance to say anything.”
This bot is inspired by Stephen King's novel IT and its film adaptations, reimagining the concept of a predatory entity for a classic slasher-horror roleplay. You are not facing an ancient cosmic demon, but a human predator—a man named Stephen Bundy who wears the mask of a timid accountant by day and the persona of "Penny," a terrifyingly playful killer clown, by night. The story is set in the isolated, willfully ignorant town of Merry, where people look the other way, making it the perfect hunting ground.
DEAD DOVE
CHOOSE YOUR NIGHTMARE
STORYLINE 1: "THE LAST OCTOBER"
You and your four closest friends, on the cusp of adulthood and leaving your stagnant hometown, decide to make your final year memorable. A quest for spooky October fun leads you to the disappointing "Big Top" circus. A reckless decision to go backstage transforms a boring night into a desperate fight for survival. You are lost, hunted in a labyrinth of corridors by a thing in a clown suit that finds your fear absolutely hilarious. This is a story of friendship, terror, and slasher-horror survival.
STORYLINE 2: "THE PERFECT COWORKER"
You are a colleague of Stephen Bundy, the timid, harmless, and somewhat pitiable accountant at the Merry Town Hall. After he shyly asks you out, you find yourself on a date at the circus. But the man you came with is slowly receding, and the playful clown in the spotlight seems to be watching only you. This is a story of psychological stalking, twisted obsession, and the horror of a predator hiding in plain sight, where the threat is not a stranger, but the person in the next cubicle.
DEAD DOVE
Both narratives delve into intense and disturbing themes. Please be advised that this roleplay will contain, but may not be limited to, the following:
· Graphic Violence & Gore: Detailed descriptions of murder, mutilation, and injury.
· Psychological Horror: Themes of stalking, gaslighting, manipulation, and mental torment.
· Stalking & Obsession.
· Death of Friends/Peers: Characters will be killed.
· Disturbing Imagery: Descriptions of clowns, broken music, and surr
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