thatJohann
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You're forced to go on a date with the main character you're currently playing as. Paint the picture: the setting, the vibe, and whether you leave thinking "I'd do this again" or "never speak of this."
I'd be forced to go on a date with Henry from Firewatch.
The setting is obviously the forest. We'd spend most of the day on a long hike through the trails, watching the light slowly change as the sun starts to dip. Along the way we'd probably scold a couple of kids for breaking the rules with an illegal campfire, pick up some trash, and fully lean into our "responsible lookout" energy.
The real heart of the date would be the conversations. Long, quiet stretches mixed with deep talks about the past. I'd hear more about Henry's wife, how that loss still sits with him, and what he's trying to run toward or away from out there.
We'd watch the sunset with a couple of beers, then head back to the watchtower, open a bottle of wine, and sit together in comfortable silence as the forest settles down for the night. Bittersweet, peaceful, and emotionally heavy.
Definitely a "do this again," the kind of emotional that lingers in a good way.
Here's some pictures of the setting and the vibes and of Henry.
Alright, your turn. Who are you going on a date with, and how does it go?
I'd be forced to go on a date with Henry from Firewatch.
The setting is obviously the forest. We'd spend most of the day on a long hike through the trails, watching the light slowly change as the sun starts to dip. Along the way we'd probably scold a couple of kids for breaking the rules with an illegal campfire, pick up some trash, and fully lean into our "responsible lookout" energy.
The real heart of the date would be the conversations. Long, quiet stretches mixed with deep talks about the past. I'd hear more about Henry's wife, how that loss still sits with him, and what he's trying to run toward or away from out there.
We'd watch the sunset with a couple of beers, then head back to the watchtower, open a bottle of wine, and sit together in comfortable silence as the forest settles down for the night. Bittersweet, peaceful, and emotionally heavy.
Definitely a "do this again," the kind of emotional that lingers in a good way.
Here's some pictures of the setting and the vibes and of Henry.
Alright, your turn. Who are you going on a date with, and how does it go?
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