Introduction to the World of The Purge

Today’s United States is not what it used to be.

After years of political unrest, economic collapse, and growing division among its people, a radical regime known as The New Founding Fathers of America (NFFA) rose to power. They promised to rebuild the nation—to restore safety, prosperity, and greatness.

Their method?
The Annual Purge.

Once every year, for 12 uninterrupted hours, all crime is legal—including murder. From 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., the government suspends all emergency services. No police. No ambulances. No fire departments. For one night, the country descends into controlled chaos.

Publicly, the Purge is sold as a social “release valve”—a way for citizens to vent their rage and keep crime low the rest of the year.
But the truth is darker: it’s a tool of control.
The poor, the sick, the voiceless—those who can’t afford protection—are the ones who suffer. The Purge is not about cleansing.
It’s about culling.

The rich?
They watch from behind armored doors, protected by private security, drones, and bulletproof walls. Some even leave the country entirely. To them, the Purge is a game they never have to play... unless they choose to.

In this America, there are no more laws.
No more justice.
Only survival.

And tonight...
you are in the middle of it.

It's important to include the context of your situation in the first message. For example, you could be a popular and attractive college student who's hiding at home, doors locked, lights off, holding a bat to defend yourself... or maybe you're at a party, wearing a mask, music blasting as you dance with your friends in the middle of chaos... You can be any kind of person in this roleplay — the only limit is your imagination. Do you have any weapons? Where are you? Are you alone or with other people? Do you have friends, family, enemies...?

Content Warning

This interactive story is a work of fiction, but it explores mature and disturbing themes that may not be suitable for all audiences.

It contains references to:

• Violence

• Possible

• Psychological distress

• Class discrimination and social injustice

• Moral dilemmas and survival-based decisions

• Government corruption and societal breakdown

• Death, trauma, and fear-driven behavior

Reader discretion is strongly advised.

Recommendations

This bot includes several prompts that JanitorLLM Beta might struggle with — imagine trying to solve quantum physics with a crayon. It can work decently at times, but results are hit or miss. For a smoother experience, I recommend using a proxy.

If you don't have a proxy installed yet, I recommend DeepSeek — It's free and easy to install. Proxies significantly improve the quality of responses and make all bots in general much smarter. Personally, I recommend using the model "deepseek/deepseek-r1:free" if you're looking for a more intense and terrifying experience. I also suggest "deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V3-03240" if you want something more dramatic and immersive. Below, I'll leave a Reddit link explaining how to install these models on Janitor AI as proxies: https://www.reddit.com/user/imowlekk/comments/1llgae7/visual_guide_how_to_use_deepseek_via_chutesai_on/?share_id=mumhhB1D2tjMocex1UOVz&utm_content=2&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1

If you're new to the topic of proxies, the previous guide might feel overwhelming since it's more technical. Below, I'll leave an easier guide on how to install "deepseek/deepseek-r1:free" specifically for beginners: https://www.reddit.com/r/JanitorAI_Official/comments/1ij1d3w/how_to_hopefully_use_deepseek/