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As Seen in

THE SEEKER GAMES

Created by Jana Ghezawi

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Please select a narrator(s)

 

One person(s) will be voicing the lines of the Seeker,

who is the narrator.

 

In some scenes, two or more narrators are required.

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I.

 

“My hands are too tired... I’ll just let them rest.”

 

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II.

 

Most Likely A Businessman:

“BALOGNA KNEES, SHINY FEES, NEW CAR SUPER STAR-”

 

“How annoying..”

“What a bother..”

 

His teeth sat calmly, heavy rocks that took strength to lift.

The yellow circle creeped onto every golden blade until it covered the Seeker’s finger toes. His shadow grew thinner, hiding behind his bark boned limbs and crimson shell.

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III.

The Seeker sees everything, yet he stays in one spot.

How does he see everything?

Well, everything is in motion except him, therefore he need not move. He can observe steadily, unwavering, from his spot. He need not move.

Well doesn’t he want to move?

I don’t know, maybe. I don’t think he wants to right now.

Doesn’t he know he doesn’t actually see everything?

Perhaps. But then what’s the fun in that if he knows nothing and does nothing. That seems boring. And stupid. And unhealthy.

You’re right. Maybe he sees a little more than I thought.

 

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IV.

   “Your face looks like a target.”

“So what.”

“I could throw rocks at it and hit the middle.”

“If you do that, I’ll just eat them.”

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CONCLUSION

Bluffs, lying, and manipulation are done easily and without forgiveness, with lighthearted playfulness, encouraged to compete with one another within games. Games thrive on imagination and simulation, to fully immerse oneself within the constructs and narrative of a game, its instructions, and completion. Thank you for participating in this game.