A carpenter, who firmly believes that "there are no absolutes" builds a house for someone who thinks that perhaps 12 inches IS a foot and a right angle IS 90 degrees and walls should hold up.
RAISE THE STAKES:
Levitating tools.
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A carpenter, who firmly believes that "there are no absolutes" builds a house for someone who thinks that perhaps 12 inches IS a foot and a right angle IS 90 degrees and walls should hold up.
RAISE THE STAKES:
Levitating tools.
Two people in a restaurant attempt to order their meals and run into difficulty with a server who refuses to acknowledge the existence of vegetables or water.
RAISE THE STAKES:
Other customers enter who each refuse to acknowledge the existence of something commonly believed to exist (like proteins, knives and forks, napkins, money.)
A cleaning person discovers a spot that won't come out, but is determined to prevail.
Have you ever found someone who looks enough like you to be your twin? How would it make you feel?
In this scene prompt, all of the people at a party slowing realize that they have a twin at the party. As implausible as they know it is, they come to realize that everyone at the party has at least one twin.
...and scene!
The driver of a bus stops the bus and refuses to continue because "life doesn't mean anything anymore." The passengers must decide what to do.
RAISE THE STAKES:
No escape. Inexplicably all the exit doors are also locked.
The life boat can handle one more passenger. Four people are left on a sinking ship and are now faced with dealing with deciding who will be the last person on the lifeboat.
An alien has just arrived at your office and asks you to explain God.