Roblox Flicker - Act One

Roblox Flicker - Act One

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WARNING: contains themes of murder, graphicness, extreme gore, excessive cursing in one particular chapter DISCLAIMER: Flicker belongs to JJ Studios, I have in fact made tweaks to the game in this story, however, I do not claim Flicker as mine, nor it's characters. The characters' behaviour is based off of my personal headcanons. series one of my flicker books - made just for my flicker-playing friends and those who enjoy flicker as much as i do! act one is the first run of the flicker killing game. tamia chooses to join flicker after her friends dropping her and mocking her. she expected it to go well and have fun, and she would find a great opportunity to use her smarts, however it turned out completely unexpected as soon as she entered the house. 9/9 parts published cover art made by constantlyconstance (myself). note: i wrote this when i was 14 years old please excuse how terrible it is :,) this was also written BEFORE tamia was confirmed non binary! there are too many things to change, so i won't be going to change every individual pronoun, sorry for the inconvenience
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You may or may not have heard of the game Flicker, but this is a script for it I started writing in 6th grade. This (eventually) 5-part script is about a murder mystery game where when the lights go out, the murderer strikes. For these 11 teenagers, Flicker is more than a simple game. They ARE the game. But for them, the game is different. They don't know their roles right away, they don't know what they are doing there, the Narrator is ridiculous, and more. Which side will win? Good or Evil? Also, shoutout to @Moira_Greenie for helping me write this.

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