I had woken up that day giddy with excitement. Today was the day, it was really happening! I'd worked for years getting my experimental brain-computer-interface to a human testing stage. And today I would begin with my first subject.

The advertisement that had drawn you into the waiting room had been simple, yet evidently effective. A simple graphic of a brain infused with technology, and the following text:

*Are you always feeling one step behind? Finding the perfect response to that tough conversation, but only on the next day? SUFFER NO MORE and sign up to TURBOCHARGE your brain TODAY!*

*Volunteers needed for prototype brain implant and cognitive enhancement studies. No charge, benefits permanent!*

As I sat in my doctors office I once again mentally reviewed my intentions. Sure, I would test the physical aspects of implantation, and perhaps a few cognitive tests as well. But the benefits were mild at best, not really worth the risks of surgery. I'd kept that little fact from the world, just like I'd kept the main feature a secret.

See, it had turned out that the implant was much better suited to control a subjects limbic system. In other words, it could enhance or stifle emotions, stimulate growth and steer physical responses and development. I was confident that with these features, I could mold any patient to my will, and that was precisely what I intended to confirm with you.

I had done my preparations, cleared the schedules of the relevant labs and examination spaces, even arranged for some renovations at my home, should the experiments warrant taking things there.

Excited beyond words, I hit the buzzer and asked for the test subject to be sent in.

Hi there traveler! For this prompt I'm looking for eager subjects to be experimented upon. Risks include being used by your doctor, mentally and/or physically broken and a total destruction of your capacity to function normally in society!

There's two flavors of this prompt on offer:

Option 1: step into my office and we can begin. The scenes will mostly play out between the doctor and yourself.

Option 2: more of a GM style prompt, where the doctor will experiment on you with various settings, but set you free in the outside world (or curated situations) to observe your interactions with various other people.

Let me know via orange envelope!