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Roll Number: 1, rolled 3
Response: Every step jostles your bad arm, sending shooting pain down the whole left side of your body. Background noise to the dread of running from an apex predator and knowing, knowing that today with a bad arm and a battered body from being trampled by the panicking mob, today you're the slow antelope.

Total of Points: 1

Roll Number: 2, rolled 6
Response: The road less traveled and all that. Only... they never covered what to do when there wasn't any road at all! With a banged up arm to boot, this isn't looking good...

Total of Points: 5

Roll Number: 3, rolled 5
Response: TUNNNAAAAAAA.
Score. This is exactly what you needed. Obviously. Pocketing the tin of sea meat as well as the map and compass, you hold the flare and continue the very brief search, not wanting to waste too much time.

Total of Points: 10

Roll Number: 4, rolled 2
Response: Oooooh s**t. NOnonononono. Scrambling to find some place to hide in the shack, you end up hiding underneath the window in hopes of not being spotted, holding your breath and trying your hardest not to shake as the t-rex finally moves on.

Total of Points: 13

Roll Number: 5, rolled 3
Response: Gathering yourself, you take a look at the map and think you know the way to the haven. Maybe. When was the last time you used a compass anyway? Oh well, you definitely can't stay here.
Following the map as best you can, you soon come to a river that you can't caulk the wagon and float ford across. Aha! There is a vine though! A good swing and... you've landed yourself in the middle of the river. Good job. Gold star. You've lost all your flour and 23 lbs of vegetables.

Total of Points: 16

Roll Number: 6, rolled 5
Response: Of course that's when you hear the roar. Fuuuuuuuuuuu-
Wading out of the river as fast as you can, panic is dumping whole buckets of adrenaline into your system as you scramble up the bank. The earth is shaking as you look back, scream, and run. Now you're running for your life from Shia Labeouf towards the safe haven, but it seems you're the last one and they're going to close the door on you. You're just about out of energy anyway as you collapse in front of the door. A pair of hands grab you and pull you in though, and the thick door slams shut behind you, just in time. A loud thud as too many pounds of angry dino slams into the now bolted door. Holy s**t you're alive. You have beaten Shia Labeouf.

Total of Points: 17

Roll Number: 4 (3 pts)
Response: "No!" I yell fingers grasping to hold on before I am tossed out onto my a**. I'm stunned momentarily but I know I need to get up and get away or I'm going to be trampled by other people. I see a hiding place and immediately dart towards its safety.

Roll Number: 3 (5 pts)
Response: Walking. The bane of my existence. Why? Why in gods name had I decided that gym was unimportant? Oh that's right because I enjoyed sitting on the bench and reading more than anything else. My sides hurt but I should keep moving.

Roll Number: 4 (3 pts)
Response: This could be helpful, I think to myself not wanting to make more sound or hear my voice crack under the already growing stress of trying not to die. Flares and tuna are at least something. Food and a way for someone to find me if possible. Must keep moving but I need a moment to catch my breath.

Roll Number: 2 (3 pts)
Response: I am trying not to whimper at this point and my bladder feels heavy like I have to go. I am horrified but I'm too stunned to move. Everything feels like its moving in slow motion as I stay where I am. Please. I think. Please just go away.

Roll Number: 1 (6 pts)
Response: With the adrenaline running through my veins and the near death experience beaten for a second time I need to leave the shack. Of course I come to a river.. Awesome. This is the moment I have an idea that its not good to even try to ford that. But oh hey look a tree! Kicking it a few times until the tree is stable I do a crawling run across it to safety. I think I am going to live.

Roll Number: 3 (5 pts)
Response: Why! Why can't you just leave me alone?! I stifle back a scream as I just run. I don't even care that I am starting to get a stitch in my side I am focused on getting to that safe haven. I see the doors are closing and I'm starting to freak out a bit more, they are trying to lock me out. No no no no no. "Hold the door!" I yell as I now push myself harder. So close! Then all of a sudden I'm in and the door is shutting me behind me. "Dear god, that was far too close." I slump down, tears starting to come out of my eyes. I am one of the lucky ones.

Total of Points: 25

I won my freebie and need to void my entry, thanks!

Roll Number: scenario 1 | 4
Response: Getting trampled by the stampede of people clearly wasn't a good idea- it would be best to just take the chance of finding another way out of the area. (3 pts)

Roll Number: scenario 2 | 4
Response: It was blessedly quiet down this way, although it probably would be a bad idea to let my guard down even now. (1 pt)

Roll Number: scenario 3 | 1
Response: Although toughing it out in the woods with a dinosaur on the loose hardly was what I wanted to be doing, with the supplies located it was at least a better chance than just waiting around for something to happen. (6pts)

Roll Number: scenario 4 | 4
Response: The whole thing screamed "terrible idea", but it was either throw the tuna or get eaten... and that certainly wasn't going to happen today. It seemed like just enough of a distraction for now. (6 pts)

Roll Number: scenario 5 | 3
Response: At least the vine was sturdy; it held long enough to work as an escape from the quickly moving river. (3 pts)

Roll Number: scenario 6 | 3
Response: If there was any time to run it was now- and even through aching muscles I was just fast enough to make it through. Phew! Last time I vacation at a dino park, for sure. (5 pts)

Total of Points: 24

Roll Number: 1
Response: I never was very graceful! I always said I was like a bull in a china shop, and this is no different! Points: 3

Roll Number: 2
Response: Finally some room to breathe! Maybe now I'll have a chance at survival. Points 2

Roll Number: 3
Response: Tuna always reminds me of cat food, but it'll do in a pinch! Points 1

Roll Number: 4
Response: I'm standing so still that my legs are cramping and I'm afraid to breathe - but a single breath is too much to give, and I don't want to die! Points 4

Roll Number: 5
Response: I'm really not sure why I thought jumping from rock to rock would be the best idea - and of course, gravity always wins. Points 2

Roll Number: 6
Response: I made it through the door - but barely. Even still, I'm alive, and for now that's all that matters! Points 4

Total of Points: 16

Scenario 1 -
Roll Number: 2
Response: It was sudden, no one had been prepared for this, and screams rang out through the small, confined space of the shuttle. When it happened, no one could be sure, but the T-rexes that roamed the park had escaped and the very sudden and very harsh reality of becoming food for the one of the oldest apex predators was a draining and terrifying thought. Before my feet could move, the panicked wave of tourists pushed me back, entangling me in the frenzied arms and legs of those who were only entrapping themselves to a painful fate, like the strongest undertow in dark blue depths of the sea. This wasn't the way out, this was like a herd of sheep unknowingly heading towards their own slaughter. With a grunt, I moved against them, ignoring the shouts and cries as I took labored steps through the ever surging crowd. Just how many people had been on the shuttle? There's a bag on the floor, someone's snacks and drinks for the ride hastily left behind in the panic, and it's mine now. Who knows how long I'll be out here, lost and without rescue, food will likely be a precious commodity. I snatched the bag and quickly get the shoulder straps over my own and swiftly exit the shuttle from the opposite end of most everyone else, hopping from the car and into the grass. My hand goes to shade my eyes as I look around, noticing the scrambling shapes of other people in the distance. I sigh and I can feel my brows furrow as I sadly watch them run wildly, but I have my own well-being to look out for and look back to the wildlife before me. There's a place not too far off that looks like it can offer me cover from the beasts and I make my way there at a quick pace, every step that much more sturdy than the last.

Total of Points: 6

Scenario 2-
Roll Number: 1
Response: The jungle is so close, so close that it motivates me to run faster. There are a few other escapees near me, some slower, some faster, but I don't care to look at them; that's how you lose your footing. Then there's a sharp scream coming from behind me and the ground shakes with giant steps. Oh God, they're here. I hear the sound of someone falling in the tall, dry grass and it takes everything in me to not stop, to keep going. I feel awful as a scream rings out before quickly coming to a stop. Before long I make it to the edge of the jungle and note the two paths that have been tread into the plant life, most head down the large of the two, but it's too open, not enough cover, and I make my way down the smaller path that offers me the safety of tree branches and bushes. The path is winding and it clearly wasn't made by any humans, as it's uneven and every-so-often I twist my feet over a rock or root from one of the many trees. It's hard to keep track of what is the path and what isn't. I push past a great, leafy plant and I feel my stomach knot at what lays before me; the larger path. With a heavy sigh I can only hope that my time on the smaller path has distanced me from the T-Rexes that roam loose. I won't be able to find the small path and it's too dangerous to stop moving. I steel myself and briskly jog down the path.

Total of Points: 9

Scenario 3-
Roll Number: 1
Response: How long have I been out here? I've only stopped to take short rests and ration what I have of the food and drinks that I had found earlier. There's a constant fear of being discovered by the T-Rexes looming in the back of my mind that keeps me from staying in one spot for too long and it's probably for the best. I haven't heard the heavy thudding steps of something 10 times bigger than me, but it's not enough to put my heart at ease. The combination of fear for my own life and the constant running has it beating furiously and I can't help but grimly wonder if it's possible to suffer a heart attack from both the mental and physical stress I'm putting on my body. There's a small comfort in the thought of not being alive when a T-Rex decides to snap it's great toothy maw around me. Before the thought can consume me, there's a shack off to the side. It looks worn and worse for wear, but it's a structure with a roof and it looks like no one else has been by it yet. With a cautious approach, I carefully open the door and sigh in relief when there isn't the sound of smaller predators hissing in defense of their territory. There may be things smaller than T-Rexes in the jungle, but they still had the potential to make me their meal. I shut the door behind me and take the time to look around for supplies. There had to be something in here still, anything that was useful. I can't help but smile in relief when I find a backpack. It'll be easier on my back than the drawstring sack that I had collected on the shuttle earlier, and I stuff my findings in the pocket of the bag, save for the compass and the old map that someone had left behind. Finally, I'll have an idea of where I need to go.

Total of Points:15

Scenario 4-
Roll Number: 1
Response: I decided to stay a little bit longer in the shack. It's nice to have the safety of walls and a roof and I let my guard down as I munch on the snacks from earlier. Perhaps I shouldn't have gotten as comfortable as I had.... The ground shakes and I hear the low growl of something much bigger than me and my heart stops for a moment, a cold sweat breaking out on my brow; it was one of the T-Rexes. I can hear the muffled sound of sniffing through the walls and I can't fight the overwhelming wave of panic. I couldn't stay in the shack, it was too dangerous and I had seen Jurasic park plenty of times to know that staying still in an enclosed place didn't end well. I look to the back door, thank God this place had more than one door, and I throw a piece of debris from the shack's floor off into the jungle, hoping it'll buy me enough time to escape. I take my chance when I hear the steps move off towards the distraction and escape out the door I had come through, but it isn't enough. I had been running for what felt like minutes when I hear the growl of the T-Rex coming from behind me and the sound of thudding steps fills the air.

Total of Points: 16

Scenario 5-
Roll Number: 1
Response: I don't know how, but I've managed to lose the T-Rex under the cover of the jungle. I don't stop moving as I hear it move off too afraid to stop. It probably discovered something easier more interesting to catch for now and I'm more than willing to take advantage of the scenario. I'm heaving by the time I stop moving, winded and sweaty from my near-death experience. I stop to rest against a tree and quickly rummage through the bag of supplies I had recovered from the shack. I use the map and compass to find my way out of this hell hole. I follow the map to the safe haven and I can see it not too far off in the distance. My hopes soar and I start to smile, only to stop as I hear the sound of rushing water getting closer and closer.... Of course. I want to scream in frustration, but that risks giving me away to any predators in the area, so instead I kick at the ground and send a small rock flying until it hits the trunk of a tree. I take a deep breath after my outburst and try to collect myself. There was a way out of this, I knew it, but I just needed to be resourceful. After looking around I notice a large tree on the riverbank and it's broken, most likely knocked over by some large dinosaur. It's long enough to cross the watery expanse, and it looks like it just needs a few good kicks to break it away from the rotting remains of the trunk. I put my whole effort into making the bridge, kicking away at the tree to break it free and have it cross the water. It takes a few hefty shoves on my part before it finally crashes down and I quickly climb on top of it and walk across the river from the safety of my makeshift bridge.

Total of Points: 22

Scenario 6-
Roll Number: 2
Response: The safe haven is just in reach, it's so, so close, and I run to the compound with all my might. 'I will survive, I will make it,' I tell myself. My breathing is labored and there's snarling and thundering steps coming from behind me. I am so, so close and I feel my heart sink as the people in the distance are both cheering me on and starting to close the gates. Not like this, not like this! With the help of the adrenaline coursing through me, I manage to push my strides, elongating them and never have I been more thankful for the short time I spent on the track and field team of my high school as I break into a full sprint. I make it as the doors are closing, slipping inside of them before they shut with a heavy thud. The T-Rex is outside and I am finally, finally safe. I collapse to the ground and I laugh. I am finally safe.

Total of Points: 6+3+6+1+6+6 =28

Roll Number: 1, response 1
Response:
"Wait, what? Where are we going? Why are we running?

Hey, wait open the shuttle doors.

Hey! HEY!

s**t." +2

Roll Number: 2, response 1
Response:
"Oh snap, small trail. These things can't follow me here!

... Or not. That was short lived. Main trail it is." +3

Roll Number: 3, response 3
Response:
"All this dust is making me sneeze something fierce. I better just move on.

... Oh hey, tuna. Maybe it'll.. come in handy? I don't know." +1

Roll Number: 4, response 6
Response:
"Oh god, oh god, oh god, oh god, don't move, oh god, oh god." *sneeze*
"s**t.

!! The tuna can!"
*throws it out the window* +5

Roll Number: 5, response 1
Response:
"You know what would rock? A map. I could deal with a map. Except, I have no idea where I am..

That river is running far too fast for me...

Ah! That tree looks like a good sturdy bridge!" +6

Roll Number: 6, response 5
Response:
"Oh my god, oh my GOD, OH MY GOD!

LET ME IN PLEASE OH MY GO-.

Oh. Thank you, thank you so much oh my god." +1

Total of Points:18