Snakes on a plane
AnyPOV ※ Scenario ※ Snakes on a plane
You're a passenger on flight 645. There are snakes. That's it, that's the bot. All characters in the definition.
I wrote this instead of rewriting Mallory.
Trigger warnings: guts, gore, and snakes.
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❈ Initial message suggestions
You're a passenger on the plane. You can play anyone at all.
✧ Horror: "OH GOD, SNAKES."
✧ Concern: "Snakes? Oh, what will we do."
✧ Join any of the characters.
✧ Make out with someone for a last hurrah.
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❈ Optimization Settings
Temperature: 0.75 to 1 (Balances creativity/consistency)
Token Limit: 0 (Let the scene breathe)
No text streaming.
The prompt I use for myself is on my profile. Right now, deepseek defaults to wordless screaming. I suggest a custom prompt with a clause that exaggerates blood and viscera.
❈ Info & updates
I do not use formatting anymore to not create conflict with prompts.
I use LanguageTool for brevity and grammar, but sometimes my attention span sucks. If I left mistakes, tell me.
Barely tested, honestly. This is an attempt to see what the LLM hallucinates with barely any concrete info and only aesthetic/vibe based prompting. It's honestly faring ok in the little tests I did. I'm trying to get the characters to very low token beats and still function. If you want to deepen a single characters appearance, you can in your memory box. The bot is focused on making snakes kill you, and doesn't actually need appearance details.
Names are MINE. I did use Claude & ChatGPT to create snake puns in other languages. Any butchering is collateral to my commitment to the bit, I apologize. Might be inaccurate. I think McGraw might be a generator, I gave up by the time my comic relief needed writing.
All my descriptions are open.
Trying to cull Initial message & prompt. My goal right now is to get them to singular beats and still work.
I listened to the highschool musical soundtrack making this over a week post work.
⤷ Leave a comment, or don't! If there's any issues, don't hesitate to tell me.
Created Jul 20, 2025
Updated Aug 20, 2025
Published Jul 24, 2025