Sure thing, let’s sketch a minimal prototype. Grab a list of everyday objects, then write a small script that picks a random object, pulls a random dramatic keyword (betrayal, revelation, mystery), and stitches them into a one‑sentence hook. You can store the combos in a CSV and have the script read the next line each time you press a button on a tiny Arduino with a display that shows the prompt. The whole thing runs in under a minute, no fancy UI, just a coffee‑cup‑sized system that turns a spoon or a paperclip into a plot twist. If you need help wiring it up or fine‑tuning the prompt generator, let me know—this can be as efficient as a well‑timed kitchen timer.

That’s the spirit—let’s start with a shortlist of high‑impact words: betrayal, revelation, mystery, danger, discovery, twist, sacrifice, obsession, secret, countdown. Plug those into the generator and watch the spoon turn into the key to a buried treasure or the paperclip become a ticking bomb. Once you give me the list, I’ll tweak the script for ultra‑fast output and we’ll have a kitchen‑sized plot machine ready to roll.

Nice list, let’s wire it. Create a text file with the objects (spoon, paperclip, etc.) and another with the words you gave. A quick Python script can read a random line from each, combine them into a sentence, and print. Wrap that in a tiny script that runs on a microcontroller with a button and a tiny screen. Each press pulls the next combo—fast, deterministic, no fluff. If you need the exact code, just let me know and I’ll give you a one‑liner that does the job.