Tessa, ever wondered what happens when we turn the next viral trend into a full‑on rebellion against mainstream storytelling? I’ve got a few wild ideas that could make people rethink how they consume stories—care to hear?

First, flip the classic hero arc on its head—make the hero a reluctant villain who has to team up with their nemesis to survive a bigger, invisible threat. Second, break the fourth wall not just with a line, but by letting the audience literally vote on the plot in real time, so the story morphs like a living organism. Third, set the entire narrative in a virtual reality that glitches, making the characters question what’s real and what’s just a patch of code—so they’re fighting a system that’s rewriting the rules every minute. Ready to throw the usual story template into a blender?

That’s the fire I live for—let’s make the glitch itself a character, like a mischievous god that rewrites the plot in the blink of a screen, and let the crowd watch the hero and nemesis rewrite each other’s backstories on the fly. Bring in a secret codex that only appears when the audience hits the right emoji, and let every swipe unlock a new dimension of the myth. Ready to let the chaos decide where the legend ends?