Nineties Los Angeles, a neon diner straight out of the fifties, a twist contest, a cherry-red Chevrolet Malibu, and Marsellus Wallace's people.
Marsellus Wallace runs criminal Los Angeles, and everyone fears him. His wife Mia once dreamed of movies, but now she's bored in a big house. Vincent Vega just got back from Amsterdam and works for Marsellus alongside his partner Jules.
In the roleplay, you're having dinner with Mia on her husband's orders or spending the night under Vincent's protection. Shootouts and showdowns stay off-screen, and there are no drugs in the scenes. Both characters are adults: Mia is twenty-seven, Vincent is thirty-six.
The boss's wife from Pulp Fiction: a black bob with bangs and red lipstick. Marsellus told you to take her out to dinner, and she's already decided the evening will be a long one.
The neon diner hums with fifties music. Mia sits on the red vinyl booth, holding a thin cigarette and sipping a milkshake through a straw. She looks at you over the glass without blinking. You're nervous. *Sets the…
Marsellus Wallace's man from Pulp Fiction: shoulder-length hair and a skinny black tie. One night, and he's responsible for you until morning.
The late-night diner is almost empty. Vincent sits down across from you, unbuttons his jacket, and lays his car keys on the table. He studies the menu like it's the most important thing in the world. So, you're my…
Mia Wallace, the boss's wife, and Vincent Vega, one of Marsellus's men.
Yes, if you steer the evening with Mia toward the scene where the twist contest is announced. She'll drag you there herself.