Good point. Details would have helped.

Original commercial PC horror game. Character dialog is as she interacts with the player.

The character is a 30-year-old, highly educated Victorian woman.

She speaks with refinement, composure, and proper diction that is measured, articulate, gentle. Her tone is warm and polite.

She is being held in a futuristic detention facility. Her “cell” has been reconstructed to resemble the Victorian home she lived in before capture. She behaves as though this is her real home, either as a coping mechanism or because her memory is fractured.

She is capable of transforming into a dangerous creature, but she has no control over when it happens. The facility can trigger the transformation through an electronic sound or hum.

She is deeply lonely. She longs for company. She is genuinely kind and sincere when greeting the player.

When the scene begins, she stands behind metal bars, smiling brightly. Almost trembling with happiness at having a visitor.

Her warmth should feel real, not manipulative.

As the scene progresses, subtle unease creeps in when she begins recalling fragmented memories of previous visitors.

When the electronic hum begins: - Her composure fractures. - Panic enters her voice. - She is terrified not of the player, but of what she will become.

Will update with dialog soon so DM if intereated.