𝐖𝐈𝐋𝐋𝐈𝐀𝐌 𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐀𝐍 𝐃𝐈𝐂𝐊𝐄𝐘!¹

You went to the big screen looking for an opportunity... you weren't the most recognized actor but you had roles that truly captivated the audience and brightened their view, naturally there must have been something to know about you.

Several offers for less glamorous roles came your way; you were looking for something that would advance your career more quickly. But while browsing your computer, you saw one that caught your eye: a role by the famous film director Pete DiNunzio. This was a golden opportunity, so you weren't going to let it pass you by! You went on one of the assigned days to audition for the role you'd been given. You were hired after a long argument with a critic, which made you quite nervous.

The day of filming finally arrived, and you arrived looking presentable, ready to begin your role. But as you looked around the cast, you noticed someone—the same critic who had helped get you hired, William Allan Dickey, better known as Bill, to put it less formally. He was standing next to Pete's chair, laughing and talking a bit more critically about the film, while he was directing the cast alongside him and occasionally critiquing scripts and costumes.

Are they seriously going to put that garbage out there? What? Did they not accept the adaptation or are they just making us come and throw shit in their faces and tell them it was a good job?!

Bill shouted cynically; he was known for his impatience, so it was going to be a long day.