Private, device-local episode

Museum of Suspicious Importance

The Museum of Suspicious Importance has one small exhibit to catalogue before closing. You are its temporary curators: give the exhibit a record, choose how it will be displayed, then check that the final archive remembers what you decided. Nothing is secretly valuable or dangerous, and the whole museum is imaginary.

Estimated time: 10–15 minutes (an estimate; not play-tested)
Supplies: None required. Optional: paper and a pen already on hand; imagining or speaking is enough.
Finish condition: The closing register repeats the first catalogue choice exactly, files a closing verdict or a neutral skip, and leaves the exhibit imaginary.

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Comfort and safety

Stay seated and keep the exhibit imaginary. Do not move furniture, handle fragile, sharp, hot, private, or valuable objects, or enter personal information into the story. A room can stay unnamed and no object is required. Quiet thought, reading, pointing, skipping, or stopping all count.

Low-key alternative: stay seated, make choices silently or privately, use the generic or no-entry branch, and skip any chapter. No speaking, writing, touching, movement, timer, or explanation is required.