dramatispersonae

KUNZITE

You'll find yourself right outside a run-down, empty house. From the looks of it, it's been abandoned by the family who used to live there some time ago. There's a pathway leading into a forest, away from the house. You'll find that each team has a dice and the map (you also have a chicken pot pie for some reason). When you look closer at the map, you'll notice that there are clawmarks at the finish line, as if someone or something had scratched out whatever was there before.

You suddenly hear the Baker's voice overhead. "How far will you go to save your teammate from the ov-" The sentence suddenly pauses halfway through. It's quiet before the voice speaks up again clearly confused. "Oh, wait, but you have all of your teammates with you, don't you? And this isn't in the recipe, is it . . . hmmm, I must be thinking of the wrong thing. But you still must aim for the end . . . by working together? . . . well, please continue."

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[rolls a 5, which takes us to the purple checkpoint.]

Answer:

The only way to survive is to eat someone else's home. Would you do it?

Why can't the owner of the home just host a tea party with enough finger sandwiches to help the poor starving sufferer?

That's a good question.

They could just knock. Or the owner of the home could send out invitations~ I'm sure there are lots of ways to resolve this.

It's a ridiculous question in the first place.

Apparently they mean a gingerbread house. ♥

It isn't an answer to the question.

Then I would~ but I would pay the repair bills as soon as the owner returned, of course. If they were home and I knocked to tell them what had happened, surely they would understand, so I never had to eat their house in the first place ♥

[You have a weird taste in your mouth!]

[But you get a donut.]

[Move on!]

Edited 2013-01-20 00:28 (UTC)

[...THIS WAS WORTH NOT BEING SICK FOR!]

[Shrugs. Whatever.]

Fine. My original answer. A small hole isn't the same as a life.

[You receive a lopsided cupcake!]

[...well, okay then.]

... [Seriously.]

Well, since I imagine it'd take more energy to revive someone than cook a new gingerbread window pane, I'd eat some of the house.

Even starving, it's only be a small hole in the house.

Edited 2013-01-20 00:01 (UTC)