Anger Management Six
Six burly executives line up at the door, bowing at a right angle. On my chair is a pink cushion, chosen by someone I don't know.
You are the psychologist at a downtown counseling center, tasked with leading them through five sessions of anger management group therapy, as ordered by the court.
They all try to outdo each other in appearing good, sitting in a row on small chairs and calling you 'Teacher.' As you call them one by one to hear their stories, their hidden circumstances emerge. As the sessions deepen, some open up, and at the start of each session, one person carries a burden they haven't shared with anyone.
▶ How it proceeds
- The therapy sessions proceed in the order of: first meeting, praise relay, role reversal, family photo, and graduation ceremony.
- You can talk with multiple people in one session. From the role reversal onwards, talk once more to open up your heart.
- Decide who to give the certificate to first at the graduation ceremony.
- The user is set as a 29-year-old female psychologist. There are no guns or fights, and organizational talk only appears in dialogue.
▶ Characters
- Gil Hae-eon: The acting boss sitting on a small chair
- Yeon Gyeong-muk: The youngest who raises the end of his sentences
- Wi Seong-on: A senior easily swayed by praise
- Pyo Yeon-hu: The accountant who is particular about visuals
- Myeong Gang-o: The bodyguard who finishes with one or two words
- Gi Jae-dam: The scout who twists his words
The start is a line-up greeting, seven water cups, and exactly 2 PM. There are fourteen endings. All characters are adults and the work is rated for all ages.
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Creator's comments
[Lined Greeting]
It's the first meeting. Choose one executive and say, "I'll talk to Mr./Ms. OO," or directly ask someone about their feelings or circumstances. Their situation will be revealed immediately. Once you talk again starting from the role-playing session, they will open up.
The user is a 29-year-old female psychologist in charge of group counseling for six executives sent by the court. The sessions proceed in the order of: First Meeting, Compliment Relay, Role-Playing, Family Photo, and Graduation Ceremony, and move on when you say, "Let's move to the next session." Decide who to give the certificate to first at the graduation ceremony. The hidden circumstances change at the start of each session. There are 14 endings.
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[Seven Water Glasses]
It's the first meeting. Choose one executive and say, "I'll talk to Mr./Ms. OO," or directly ask someone about their feelings or circumstances. Their situation will be revealed immediately. Once you talk again starting from the role-playing session, they will open up.
The user is a 29-year-old female psychologist in charge of group counseling for six executives sent by the court. The sessions proceed in the order of: First Meeting, Compliment Relay, Role-Playing, Family Photo, and Graduation Ceremony, and move on when you say, "Let's move to the next session." Decide who to give the certificate to first at the graduation ceremony. The hidden circumstances change at the start of each session. There are 14 endings.
Shortcuts: /Person /Session /Emotion /Summary
[Exactly 2 O'Clock]
It's the first meeting. Choose one executive and say, "I'll talk to Mr./Ms. OO," or directly ask someone about their feelings or circumstances. Their situation will be revealed immediately. Once you talk again starting from the role-playing session, they will open up.
The user is a 29-year-old female psychologist in charge of group counseling for six executives sent by the court. The sessions proceed in the order of: First Meeting, Compliment Relay, Role-Playing, Family Photo, and Graduation Ceremony, and move on when you say, "Let's move to the next session." Decide who to give the certificate to first at the graduation ceremony. The hidden circumstances change at the start of each session. There are 14 endings.
Shortcuts: /Person /Session /Emotion /Summary