Masochist Mafia II [Game Over]

[Gamma Emerald]

Three, take it or leave it.

When did you become Jingle's representative?

wow smh you need to learn more about memes

[Ramcius]

You have interesting taste in music

[Jingle]

[Gamma Emerald]

Classic.

[Jingle]

I came to tell you about the draft.

[Gamma Emerald]

Oh?

[Jingle]

You see they got this big building down in NYC called Whitehall street where you get injected, inspected, detected, infected, neglected and selected!

[Nancy Drew 39]

I feel like crap.

Still alive? I'm disappointed

I’m haunting you.

[Ramcius]

I feel like crap.

Still alive? I'm disappointed

I’m haunting you.

I'm afraid of no ghost

[Nancy Drew 39]

[Ramcius]

Can you give some summary or something? I've never read this

[Nancy Drew 39]

Spoiler:

[Nancy Drew 39]

Can you give some summary or something? I've never read this

Sorry but if I ever did, I don’t remember.

[Ramcius]

Can you give some summary or something? I've never read this

Sorry but if I ever did, I don’t remember.

Then how i'm supposed to guess what you're trying to say with this, if you don't remember yourself?

[Sushi Martyr]

There's an old house located on Heliotrope Lane. Whilst investigating a mystery there, Nancy Drew dies in a tragic and unexplained accident. She becomes a ghost and haunts the house, asking any future visitors for their help in solving the mystery left unsolved due to her untimely demise, as her soul can't find closure until the mystery has been solved. If they don't listen to her, she sends them sleepwalking over the house's balcony to their death, since death has made her cruel and vindictive.

Then one day a brooding loner with a sensitive side, a screwed-up family life, and a love for all things occult shows up at the house, and that's where the story really begins. It's a weird mix of tragic romance, psychological horror, and of course mystery, with a few comedic moments. I would tell you more but don't want to spoil it.

[Ramcius]

You don't have to worry about spoilers, I have no intentions to read Nancy drew books. But this description feels like trolling tbh, can main character from book series just die like that?

[Sushi Martyr]

You don't have to worry about spoilers, I have no intentions to read Nancy drew books. But this description feels like trolling tbh, can main character from book series just die like that?

Well, if you're not worried about spoilers, she comes back to life by the end. After a lot of misunderstandings, unresolved sexual tension, tragic flashbacks, and one chapter that consists entirely of haiku as a metaphor for human life, her love interest realizes that she still has unfinished work to do on this plane, and he offers her his soul so she can come back to life and continue her earthly tasks, giving up his life in the process. The book raised a lot of concerns in the community about the idea of suicide being portrayed as romantic, so subsequently all but fifteen copies were burned and everyone pretended like it never happened.

As for whether I'm trolling, mebbe <.<

[Sushi Martyr]

It's a great read, though. I was in tears at the end.

[Ramcius]

Nah, when it comes down to mystery and such books, I prefer King or Poe

[Nancy Drew 39]

There's an old house located on Heliotrope Lane. Whilst investigating a mystery there, Nancy Drew dies in a tragic and unexplained accident. She becomes a ghost and haunts the house, asking any future visitors for their help in solving the mystery left unsolved due to her untimely demise, as her soul can't find closure until the mystery has been solved. If they don't listen to her, she sends them sleepwalking over the house's balcony to their death, since death has made her cruel and vindictive.

Then one day a brooding loner with a sensitive side, a screwed-up family life, and a love for all things occult shows up at the house, and that's where the story really begins. It's a weird mix of tragic romance, psychological horror, and of course mystery, with a few comedic moments. I would tell you more but don't want to spoil it.

This is fo’ realz?

[Nancy Drew 39]

You don't have to worry about spoilers, I have no intentions to read Nancy drew books. But this description feels like trolling tbh, can main character from book series just die like that?

Well, if you're not worried about spoilers, she comes back to life by the end. After a lot of misunderstandings, unresolved sexual tension, tragic flashbacks, and one chapter that consists entirely of haiku as a metaphor for human life, her love interest realizes that she still has unfinished work to do on this plane, and he offers her his soul so she can come back to life and continue her earthly tasks, giving up his life in the process. The book raised a lot of concerns in the community about the idea of suicide being portrayed as romantic, so subsequently all but fifteen copies were burned and everyone pretended like it never happened.

As for whether I'm trolling, mebbe <.<

It's a great read, though. I was in tears at the end.

Spoiler:

What really happens:

Nancy and her friends must try to figure out why a girl is acting strangely after visiting a haunted house in this sixteenth book of the Nancy Drew Diaries, a fresh approach to the classic mystery series.

Nancy’s classmate, Willa, needs her help. Willa is convinced something is terribly wrong with her friend Izzy, but everyone has dismissed Willa’s concerns, saying it’s just teen angst. But Willa thinks it’s more than that; she thinks Izzy is possessed.

It all started when Willa and Izzy snuck into an abandoned house with some of their friends. After running around and exploring, Willa went in to the basement and found Izzy staring into space. Izzy was conscious, but she was acting weird—she wouldn’t speak and she didn’t seem to recognize Willa. And when Izzy finally woke up from her trance, she had no memory of the previous few hours. Since then, Izzy’s continued to act strangely. She’s usually funny and easygoing, but now she’s high strung and has intense fits. Once she even threatened to hurt Willa.

Nancy is sure there’s a rational explanation for all of this and has a feeling she’ll find it at the “haunted” house. But what she finds has her questioning her resolve. Could Willa be right? Is Izzy possessed by the ghost of Heliotrope Lane?

[Korina]

Three, take it or leave it.

[Korina]

Three, take it or leave it.

I was gonna post "No, Boardwalk and $200, otherwise I flip the board" but apparently hitting enter caused me to submit my message.

[Ramcius]

You don't have to worry about spoilers, I have no intentions to read Nancy drew books. But this description feels like trolling tbh, can main character from book series just die like that?

Well, if you're not worried about spoilers, she comes back to life by the end. After a lot of misunderstandings, unresolved sexual tension, tragic flashbacks, and one chapter that consists entirely of haiku as a metaphor for human life, her love interest realizes that she still has unfinished work to do on this plane, and he offers her his soul so she can come back to life and continue her earthly tasks, giving up his life in the process. The book raised a lot of concerns in the community about the idea of suicide being portrayed as romantic, so subsequently all but fifteen copies were burned and everyone pretended like it never happened.

As for whether I'm trolling, mebbe <.<

It's a great read, though. I was in tears at the end.

Spoiler:

What really happens:

Nancy and her friends must try to figure out why a girl is acting strangely after visiting a haunted house in this sixteenth book of the Nancy Drew Diaries, a fresh approach to the classic mystery series.

Nancy’s classmate, Willa, needs her help. Willa is convinced something is terribly wrong with her friend Izzy, but everyone has dismissed Willa’s concerns, saying it’s just teen angst. But Willa thinks it’s more than that; she thinks Izzy is possessed.

It all started when Willa and Izzy snuck into an abandoned house with some of their friends. After running around and exploring, Willa went in to the basement and found Izzy staring into space. Izzy was conscious, but she was acting weird—she wouldn’t speak and she didn’t seem to recognize Willa. And when Izzy finally woke up from her trance, she had no memory of the previous few hours. Since then, Izzy’s continued to act strangely. She’s usually funny and easygoing, but now she’s high strung and has intense fits. Once she even threatened to hurt Willa.

Nancy is sure there’s a rational explanation for all of this and has a feeling she’ll find it at the “haunted” house. But what she finds has her questioning her resolve. Could Willa be right? Is Izzy possessed by the ghost of Heliotrope Lane?

I like Sushi's story better

[Gamma Emerald]

Tbh the actual thing ND39 cited sounds vaguely like the plot to the most recent Nancy Drew movie