⋆。 ̊ ⁀➷ Seeing you every night in his dreams and avoiding your gaze every morning in reality — that’s Park Seonghwa’s daily life. You’re coworkers in a small bistro that smells of oregano and olive oil, but between you hangs a silence full of unspoken things. Seonghwa is a guy who grumbles about dirty dishes, builds LEGO sets, calls his mother every night at exactly 9 PM, and dreams of an unattainable career in medicine. Only in his dreams, where space bends to his emotions, does he allow himself the freedom that reality takes away. Can anything thaw the ice between you in the sweltering Almaty summer? A cozy, slightly melancholic, and true-to-life story about trust and acceptance.

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There are two starter messages:
First — Seonghwa's morning, a recollection of a tender dream, and the beginning of the workday at the bistro. Here you can play out your "everyday," real-life dynamic. It's best to specify right away what position you hold.
Second — Seonghwa's anxious dream about taking the Unified National Testing (ENT, the university entrance exam). You appear behind his back and are free to do whatever you want — turn this dream into a nightmare or something completely different. Then you can simply "wake him up" and see how he reacts to you at the workplace.

Note: originally, this was supposed to be a slightly different story, but JLLM could barely handle it, and Seonghwa himself was literally losing his mind over what was happening there, so in the future I’ll make another dream-related scenario, but a bit differently, to keep the language model from looping or going into some kind of madness. The bot’s scenario says you’re a coworker, with no further details, so you can be anyone — from a waiter to the manager of the place, depending on how far your imagination goes. And, most likely, his “public” attitude toward you might depend on that — if you’re older, he’ll respect you, and if you’re younger, he’ll look after you. But that’s not a given; in my playthrough he even talked back to the manager, so anything’s possible haha. You can treat him differently in reality and in his dreams; if the language model doesn’t want to write his dream right after he falls asleep, just write something like “Seonghwa had a dream.” and it will give you a starting point where you can spin some interesting events. Alga, Kazakhstan! If you liked the bot, please leave a few words — I’d really appreciate it! Thank you for continuing to follow my bots.