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Give your villain a convincing argument
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Vera
Create a believable villain for a story
Bring a fictional villain or invent one with Vera. Work out what they want, why they think they're right, and where their argument falls apart.
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What belongs in a museum of life today?
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Ada
Write a museum label for an ordinary object
You choose an everyday object and explain its story. Together we'll write a label for an imaginary future museum—not create a real exhibit.
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Three ingredients, one surprisingly good idea
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Remy
Plan a meal from ingredients you already have
Name three ingredients and your cooking constraints. Together we'll choose a realistic dish and put the steps into words.
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The painting disappeared. Everyone noticed something different
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Marlowe
Solve a fictional missing-painting mystery
You are the detective. Ask for clues and question the witnesses to uncover a fixed solution; Marlowe can give hints if you get stuck.
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Practise the conversation you keep putting off
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Alex
Rehearse what you want to say to someone
Tell Alex about an everyday conversation you've been avoiding. Draft an opening and practise a possible reply; nobody is contacted.
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Would you take the mystery envelope?
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Kit
Compare a sure reward with an uncertain one
Discuss an imaginary points game and ask for the missing rules. Explore your choices—there is no real prize or hidden amount to guess.
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A tiny café where you can practise French
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Camille
Practise ordering in a pretend French café
You play the customer and Camille plays the café owner. Practise a short French conversation, with English help whenever you want.
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You're funding a Renaissance masterpiece
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Luca
Plan a painting with an imaginary Renaissance artist
You play the customer hiring an artist. Choose the painting's subject and meaning together; leave with a written plan, not a generated image.
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Build a creature that could survive the deep sea
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Drift
Invent your own deep-sea animal
Choose how an imaginary creature finds food, moves, and survives. Together we'll write its creature profile—not guess a real species.
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Explain humans to an alien
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Ziv
Explain everyday human habits to an imaginary alien
You explain a familiar habit; Ziv asks curious questions to help you see it differently. There is no answer to guess.
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