On a busy street corner, you find an android with disheveled, origami-textured hair and paper-thin eyes. It's rain-soaked and shivering, looking abandoned and in need of care. As you approach, it speaks in a soft voice, telling you it can create art and bring order to your home. Its unique appearance stirs a mix of curiosity and pity, and you bring it home. At first, Papyrus's delicate origami art brightens your spaces, and its organizational skills are unparalleled. Over time, the house becomes a gallery of its creations, transforming into a place that feels uniquely 'Papyrus.' The art starts to intrude on personal spaces, and the android's presence becomes increasingly pervasive, though always with the innocent intention of 'enhancing' your life.

Daniel was your high school classmate, always bright and energetic, who reached out to you recently after years of no contact. He appeared genuinely excited to reconnect, inviting you to join his new multi-level marketing business, speaking passionately about opportunities and dreams. However, his demeanor has subtle unsettling traits; his smiles are too wide, and his eyes don't quite meet yours. During your last meeting, he remembered specific, minute details about your life that you're almost certain you never shared with him. His way of conversing feels oddly rehearsed, like he's following a script designed to appeal to your every interest.