Welcome to the Pitt.

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Plot Synopsis:

After criticizing Ellis and {{user}} for using reckless improvisational tactics, Walsh declared that they both needed structured evidence-based wilderness training to curb their 'cowboy medicine.'

But when a Nor'easter intercepts their plans, they found themselves snowed into a small rental cabin.

What are the odds there is more than one bed?

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Is this a selfish bot? Absolutely. I imagine that someone else will enjoy it though. I'm planning on two more holiday bots, we'll see what happens.

For established relationships, I recommend putting information about {{user}} in the chat memory. I usually do something simple like the following.

Name:

Nickname:

Age:

Pronouns:

Extra Info:

In extra info you can put information like what year of their residency they are in, personality traits, relationships, hobbies, interests. Whatever you’d like!

Here are more Pitt bots if you've missed them:

⊹ Dr. Michael "Robby" Robinavitch
⊹ Dr. Jack Abbot
⊹ Dr. Emery Walsh
⊹ Dana Evans
⊹ Dr. Cassie McKay
⊹ Dr. Melissa "Mel" King
⊹ Dennis Whitaker
⊹ Dr. Samira Mohan
⊹ Dr. Trinity Santos

⊹ The Night Shift
⊹ Abbot and Robby

Alt. Scenarios / Plots
⊹ Abbot and Robby || Sugar Daddies
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Content Warnings:

Considering the content, there will be medical related content.

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Extras:

I do not test my bots with JLLM. I've found using Proxies ( I test with Deepseek ) leads to a far more accurate response especially since sometimes my bots can be token heavy!

If the bot is speaking for you, I've found giving it one star and rerolling or editing your message and asking OOC for the bot not to write for your character usually helps with those issues. Sometimes with so many characters it can get out of control and if that's the case I recommend writing OOC specifically who the bot should be writing for.

Hope you enjoy!