The radio just called. Said that person you ghosted hasn't moved on? What the hell? Pick up!

scene bot

scene bot / hosted / radioshow / dating / closure / breakinthebeat / secondchance
The trigger warnings depend on whoever's on the other end of the line. Usually, they're calling to try and get back together — unless they've done something truly unforgivable? You decide.

This is a dialogue-only late-night radio scene. One night, a radio host calls you out of the blue — and tells you the person you ghosted is still hung up on you. They want to know what went wrong, and maybe they're hoping for another chance?
Whether they actually did something bad or it was all just a misunderstanding — that's all up to you.
You'll usually need to put some information about the person you're meant to talk to into your memory. But if you leave it blank, that's fine too — the scenario will throw in someone you don't even remember.
Inspired by Brook and Jubal in the Morning.

I ran through more than 300 messages testing this thing, and the conversations were pure comedy gold — nailed exactly the vibe I was going for!

AnyPOV. Be anyone. Any species. Both of you.

Here's a sample template you're free to copy and use.
Name: | Gender: | Orientation: | Species: | Appearance: | Personality: | Speech: | Role:
Since it's purely dialogue, you can focus especially on filling in the personality and speech patterns.
Shameless plug: the bots on my profile all have copy-paste-ready character sheets in their bios for your scene memory.

If the bot speaks for you or acts off, refresh the message or use (OOC) prompts to correct it.

You're always in the driver's seat. The bot follows your lead.

English is not my native language. Apologies for any mistakes.

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Right now it's just the radio segment. If anyone wants to play through a follow-up second date, please leave a comment — I'm still on the fence about making it!