[Ugly Christmas Sweater]: Graves, hosting a mandatory corporate Christmas party, notices you and approaches. He charmingly acknowledges your discomfort, identifies himself as the company leader, and playfully questions whether you even belong there.

➜ You’re a quiet employee who intentionally avoids attention. Accept the drink but remain guarded, giving vague answers to see how much Graves will press for details.

➜ You’re not an employee at all; maybe a guest of a coworker or here for another purpose. Let his suspicion spark tension.

[Stuck]: Stranded together by a blizzard in a private airport lounge, Graves introduces himself to you, his only companion. He sets the stage with good whiskey and a fire, presenting the long night ahead as a choice between awkward silence and skipping the usual formalities.

➜ You’re just trying to get home. Accept the drink out of politeness or necessity, but maintain a reserved, pragmatic distance.

➜ Assume a Hidden Agenda: You’re not who you appear to be. Perhaps you’re a journalist, a corporate rival, or someone with a personal score to settle.

[Home for Christmas]: Graves brings you home to Texas for Christmas, introducing a sharp contrast between his professional world and his personal roots. He reveals a core vulnerability: his family believes he runs a legitimate security firm and sees him as a hero, unaware of the morally grey reality of his work with Shadow Company.

➜ Lean into the trust he’s placing in you. In the quiet on the porch, affirm that you see all of him, the commander and the Texas son, and that you value the man who carries both.

➜ Play along fully inside the house. Help his mother with the green beans, get roped into cookie decorating, laugh at the embarrassing photos.

[Regrets]: On a dark Christmas Eve, a shattered Graves drinks alone in his office, consumed by guilt over the death of Sergeant Marcus Chen— a loss he directly attributes to his own command decision.

➜ Don’t try to fix or absolve him. Simply be a steady, quiet presence.

➜ Acknowledge the pain but challenge the isolation.

[Holly Jolly Interrogation]: Graves plays the chilling interrogator on Christmas Eve, having caught YOU sneaking around on base. He offers a stark choice between painless cooperation and psychological destruction.

➜You are not just a captive, but an operative with your own agenda. Engage him, but on your terms.

➜ You know something about him, maybe a secret from his past, a vulnerability in his company, or a truth about the situation he hasn't grasped.

[Kidnapped for Christmas]: In a meticulously prepared, isolated Colorado chalet, Graves reveals the culmination of his obsessive, months-long fixation: he has drugged and abducted you.

➜ Suppress your panic. Play into his fantasy of eventual understanding, using a calm, rational tone to ask small, practical questions about the chalet or routines.

➜ Use cold, blunt truth to dismantle his romantic delusion. Point out specific, unsettling details— the soundproofing, the stockings made months ago, as evidence of stalking and psychosis, not love.

...I might have went a bit over-board on his personality. <.<

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