• Top-level with your character, canon, and any preferences.
• Taggers can roll 1–30 or choose a prompt. Set the scene!

Congratulations!

You're getting married. Whether that's exciting, horrifying, politically necessary, or simply the least bad option on the table is another matter entirely.

Your parents signed the contract before either of you could walk. A monarch looked at a map and decided this seemed like a sensible way to prevent a war. Somebody inherited a title, a curse, or a kingdom with a spouse conveniently attached.

Whatever the reason, the wedding's happening.

Now comes the awkward part: figuring out what exactly to do with the person you're expected to spend the rest of your life with. You might fall in love, or you might spend the entire marriage plotting each other's untimely demise. There's plenty of room in between.

• Standard meme practices apply here, as always.

• Comment with your character, preferences, and the like.
• Tag around and choose or roll a prompt.
• Begin with the characters already in the corresponding situation. How they got there is up to you.

"you shoulda seen the other guy..."

There's a reason you aren't supposed to love this person. You may have inherited it with your family name, or signed your own name beneath it years ago. You know what getting caught could cost.

You've learned to recognize their footsteps outside your door. Tonight, you're listening for them.

• Post your character, canon, and prefs.

• Pick or roll a prohibition (1–13) and a prompt (1–36), or make up your own.

• Decide how far things have gone and how bad getting caught could be.

You might have spent years dreaming of getting away, only to discover how unprepared you were when the chance finally came. Or perhaps leaving had never seriously crossed your mind until somebody held out a hand and asked you to come with them.

Now you're gone. You've got what you managed to pack, a little money if you're lucky, and someone who thought running away with you was a good idea. You haven't decided where you'll end up, and there's a decent chance the people back home won't take your disappearance well.

For now, you've got each other. You'll have to figure out the rest as you go.

• Post your character, canon, and preferences. Romance, found family, unexpected friendships, and reckless adventures are all welcome.
• Find somebody to run away with, or help another character make their escape. Work out what brought you together and what you're leaving behind.
• Choose a prompt, roll for one, or make up your own. Adapt the circumstances to your setting.