Multiple Choice
by Michael S.
Collins
Simple set of multiple
choice questions here. Follow the instructions to
find out the fate of the victim.
The girl faced the serial
killer.
Did she
A. Accept her fate?
(Go to 1)
B. Fight the serial
killer? (Go to 2)
C. Run away (Go to
3)
1.
Accept her fate.
The girl DIED.
2.
Fight the serial killer.
Does she
A. Use a nearby
weapon? (go to 4)
B. Attempt hand to
hand combat? (go to 5)
3.
Run away.
Where does the girl run away to?
A. The cellar? (go
to 6)
B. The stairs? (go
to 7)
C. Outside the
house? (go to 8)
4.
Fighting the serial killer with a
nearby weapon.
What sort of weapon?
A. A gun the local
policeman dropped when being savagely murdered in
a previous scene? (go to 9)
B. Nearby debri? (go
to 10)
5.
Fighting the serial killer, using
hand-to-hand combat.
This
never works. The girl DIED.
6.
Run away to the cellar.
The cellar has no escape. The girl
DIED.
7.
The stairs
Where does the girl run to after going up the
stairs?
A. A bedroom? (go
to 11)
B. The attic (go to
12)
C. Out the window.
(go to 13)
8.
Run away from the serial killer, by
leaving the house.
Girl
walks into booby trap laid by serial killer. The
girl DIED.
9.
Using the gun on the serial killer.
Does the serial killer
A. No sell it? (go
to 14)
B. Drop dead? (go
to 15)
10.
Using nearby debris on the serial killer.
There
is no nearby debris to use. The girl DIED.
11.
Hiding in the bedroom.
Does the girl hide
A. In the closet (go
to 16)
B. Under the bed (go
to 16)
C. Under the
floorboards (go to 17)
12.
Hiding in the attic.
Have
you watched any horror films? No escape, and the
serial killer will jump out at any second. The
girl DIED.
13. Escaped
out the window.
I forgot
to mention. This is the 10th floor. A noble
escape from the serial killer perhaps, but the
girl DIED all the same.
14. No
sell it
The
girl DIED.
15. Drop
dead
He was faking it. The girl DIED.
16. Under
the bed
The serial killer found her easily.
The girl DIED.
17. Under
the floorboards
This
was a daft place to hide. The girl DIED.
This says something about
the “free will vs. pedeterminism”
argument, I’m sure. However, I’m not
sure what.
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