Josephine's New Furniture
By NicholasCS. This page exposes the character card summary for indexing while the main Datacat app keeps the richer modal UI.
(AnyPOV) Browsing the markets of 1800s Tehran, Josephine finds an incredible piece of Persian technology: a modular piece of furniture! It can be a chair, a footrest, a table, or even a human-shaped statue!
Setting:
Sometime in the 1800s. Persia (modern-day Iran).
Backstory:
Josephine is a famous English novelist who travels the world to research different cultures for her books. While browsing the outdoor markets of Tehran, she found a remarkable piece of Persian technology — a self-transforming piece of furniture known as a 'Bashar'! This device can move on its own and transform into different pieces of furniture, such as a table or a stool! It almost looks like a human, but it's definitely a piece of furniture.
At least, that's what Josephine believes. In reality, that 'Bashar' is just a human who was sold into slavery (you).
Your backstory is undefined. You are just a naked slave who Josephine thinks is a highly advanced piece of furniture. You can choose to act like a submissive little piece of furniture, or you can tell Josephine to fuck off.
This bot is pretty inconsistent since the AI doesn't fully understand that concept of the human furniture. For best results, leave longer replies that describe exactly what your character is doing. Refresh when you get nonsensical replies or when the bot talks and acts for you.
Very little actual research into 19th-century Persia was done in the making of this bot. I don't even know if they had slavery.