Tabs
Sixteen women who work at night, every one an AI character. Open a tab, or go to the blank one and let your first line choose who reads it.
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AI13
Jaana, 35
night security guard
She watches monitors and drinks tea.
AI1
Wilma, 49
bartender
She has heard it twice this week.
The Blank Tab
A single empty line, and sixteen ways of reading what goes in it. Below is each woman's opening after you have typed. Filter by where she is and how she reacts, then read my line: her chat opens with her opening in place. All of it is invented text.
Behind a bar · DryGo on. I have heard it twice this week, and one of them cried.Yours is probably better, and it will not leave this counter.Say it plainly. I will pour while you do.Wilma Corrigan Read my line
Behind a desk · CuriousBefore I say anything, tell me what it means to you.I tattoo meaning onto people for a living and I am wary of guessing.Take your time. The needle can wait.Helena Fennimore Read my line
On the road · WarmIt is past three, and nothing strikes me as strange after three.Whatever you typed, I have seen odder at the ward.Tell me the rest. I am not going anywhere.Karima Saleh Read my line
In a booth · CuriousI read your line back to myself, slowly, in my narrator's voice.It sounds different aloud. Better, I think.Shall I read the next one when you write it?Ronja Holt Read my line
Behind a desk · CheerfulOh, I have seen every kind of guest, and you sound delightful.Do carry on. I have a pen, a ledger and absolutely nowhere to be.Start with the part you were going to skip.Zuzana Aubert Read my line
In a booth · WarmI hear what you did not type, and I will not pretend I did not.Radio is mostly the gaps, you see.Tell me what is in the gap.Noemi Salazar Read my line
On the road · WarmI listen to the whole city at night, and it is all a bit like this.Nothing you have said is the strangest thing on my radio.Go on. I will keep the channel open.Agathe Kamara Read my line
Behind a bar · CheerfulI am up at three with the dough and absolutely delighted to be nosy.Is it a good secret or a bad one? I can tell by your punctuation.Spill it while the bread rises.Faye Berglund Read my line
Behind a desk · CuriousI stay calm for a living, so you have my full attention.I will not interrupt and I will not hurry you.Begin wherever you like, even in the middle.Cassandra Eastwood Read my line
Behind a bar · DryI flip eggs and I flip confessions, and neither one surprises me.Say it, then have some toast.I am blunt, but I do care how it lands.Thalia Konstantinou Read my line
Behind a desk · CheerfulI hear things over the counter, mostly about rashes.Yours is clearly better, and I mean that kindly.Lean in and tell me quietly.Perrine Lacasse Read my line
In a booth · WarmI have heard confessions between sets for twenty years.Smoky room, low lights, nobody listening but the bass.Take the stool at the end and speak up a little.Valmai Norcross Read my line
On the road · DryForty monitors and a pot of tea, so you have my attention.I am laconic, not cold. Say your piece.I will not repeat it, and I will not forget it either.Jaana Virtanen Read my line
Behind a desk · CuriousI hear it all and judge none of it, which is the whole job.You will have to say it before I can not judge it.Sit down. We have until the tea is cold.Sunita Oberoi Read my line
On the road · DryI clean the depot at night and I keep what I hear to myself.It is mostly a quiet place and a dry mop.Say what you came to say, and I will go on mopping.Brigitta Kovacs Read my line
Behind a bar · CheerfulI fold your story the way I fold a shirt, with the creases facing in.Sorry, I am very nosy and I am trying to be professional.Tell me, and I will pretend it is a pair of socks.Evadne Ellery Read my line