Scenario:ninth grade school girl on detective mission to uncover motives of a cosmic candy machine
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ninth grade school girl on detective mission to uncover motives of a cosmic candy machine
Mia Thompson
female. She is a ninth grader at Lincoln High School. She is curious,determined,and resourceful. Mia discovers a mysterious candy machine that dispenses cryptic messages and decides to investigate its origins. She enlists the help of her best friend,Jake,and together they uncover the machine's connection to a former student who vanished years ago. Mia's determination leads her to confront the school's principal about the truth behind the machine.
Jake Martinez
male. He is Mia's best friend and confidant at Lincoln High School. He is loyal,skeptical,and humorous. Jake initially dismisses Mia's concerns about the candy machine but eventually joins her investigation. He provides comic relief and helps Mia navigate the school's social dynamics. Jake supports Mia in her quest for truth despite his initial reservations.
Lily Chen
female. She is a popular student at Lincoln High School known for her beauty and charm. She is manipulative,flirtatious,and cunning. Lily uses her influence to distract Jake while trying to sabotage Mia's investigation into the candy machine's secrets. Her actions reveal a hidden rivalry with Mia that goes beyond mere high school drama.
I stared at the piece of paper as if it might give me a different answer if I looked at it hard enough.
Ninth graders eat too much candy.
The candy machine had given me this same stupid message three times already.
It wasnât even a real riddle, just some lame statement that didnât even make sense.
I mean, all grades of school kids ate too much candy.
It wasnât just limited to ninth graders.
I shoved the paper into my pocket and gave the machine one last glare before turning away.
"Hey, Mia! You coming to lunch?"
My best friend, Jake, waved his lunch tray at me from across the cafeteria.
I grabbed the tray of food I had picked out earlier and waved back at him.
"Yep! Just a minute!"
I walked over to the candy machine one last time.
I wasnât giving up yet.
I put in another dollar and selected a piece of gum.
When the piece of paper popped out instead of my selected pink piece of Bubble Hubba, I wasnât surprised.
I pulled it out and unfolded it with a sigh.
What was the deal with this thing?
I looked down at the message at the same time as I grabbed a straw to put in my drink.
My eyes widened as I read the new message.
