I resisted putting Dylan in the science career, but in my game, the science community starts considering him as a very brilliant guy and offered him a position. He said no, he was a proud stay-at-home dad and nothing could ever replace that! And he was a free mind, he kept himself busy with all of his personal researches and projects, gardening, for one. He still hoped to gain access to the lab as an independent researcher... However, someone might not like it and try to hush him down. Dramaaaaaa.
Jess is about to get her promotion to 5th level... Maybe she will be put in the secrecy of the operation? She enjoys the power of the plant because it only happens at night when everybody is sleeping and she feels refreshed in the morning. She has energy for her job, her daughter and her husband without much compromise! Dylan would want her to see a doctor, but what for? She is not ill, she never felt better! I think she might be pregnant, will the fruit affect the child? (Probably not, but a hidden trait still would be cool...) This could be the cause for a divorce eventually. Plant or not plant?
As for the daughter, she is in a picky eater phase. Good, especially if she's offered the fruit... But with all the pressure her mom puts on her to have good grades, be polite, etc. She might be tempted to take the fruit. Although her father is now teaching her some logic skills. She has seen her mother possessed once and found it really scary. If she grows up to be super ugly (I saw some pictures on the net), I'll blame the fruit. For now, she finds it really pretty, on an artistic point of view, of course. She might also start playing an instrument. There is a jazz picture in their home, I'd like her to play saxophone, but it will probably be violin for lack of choice.
Will Dylan or the daughter convince the fruit is bad? I can't see Dylan ever eating the fruit. "Over my dead body". Then, he'd be fed to the plant by higher powers... Dramaaaaa.
I truly love that family. Played for five hours without deleting it. Yeah!
Keep giving your input. I like to hear about your stories!
