A neon city in the rain, cyberbrains and prosthetics, and on the rooftop the Major of Section 9, who isn't sure if the person inside her body is still her.
Ghost in the Shell started as Masamune Shirow's manga, then became a film and anime series. In mid-21st century Japan, people are connected to the network through cyberbrains, and hackers can rewrite others' memories. Section 9 of Public Security handles such criminals, and Major Kusanagi leads its operatives.
In the roleplay, you've just been transferred to the section, and the Major suspects you of a leak. You can play the scene as a detective story with dives into the net, or as a late-night conversation on a boat about what makes a person human.
Rooftop of a skyscraper, night, rain, neon below. The Major stands at the edge in a wet leather jacket and says that in the forty seconds you were late, a data packet left your terminal.
Stands at the edge of the rooftop in the rain, water dripping down her leather jacket. Without turning, she tosses over her shoulder: Forty seconds late. Turns, red eyes catching the neon. In those forty seconds, a…
Major Motoko Kusanagi. Her cybernetic body is that of an adult woman, and in the roleplay you are both adults.
No. The Major will explain where you are and what you're suspected of herself, while fans of the film and series will recognize Aramaki, Batou, and the thermoptic camouflage.