[Summary: The second script of the second iteration of the Heavy Prey series, exploring common hypnotic tropes. The titles are indicative of the content being explored.]

[Summary: The first script of the second iteration of the Heavy Prey series, exploring common hypnotic tropes. The titles are indicative of the content being explored.]

[Summary: Audio and video versions of the script with the same title. Notably, this is the first time I used voice modulation in my work (yes, the snake voice was all me.)]

[Summary: Fourth (4th) of the Heavy Prey series, this script features a spirit as the "monster."] This is part of a series exploring some of the common hypnotic tropes that I find fun or interesting. Unlike other series, they aren't interconnected. Parts of the scripts will feel very similar, due to the nature of the situations depicted. That will, I hope, make it easier to transition from one to another if you are exploring your own interests. The title should make it clear which topic/trope is being explored. Let's begin.

[Summary: This is the third (3rd) of the "Heavy Prey" scripts - it might be a recurring theme for October, who knows? It corrupts a concept from an earlier script for the "monster."] This is part of a series exploring some of the common hypnotic tropes that I find fun or interesting. Unlike other series, they aren't interconnected. Parts of the scripts will feel very similar, due to the nature of the situations depicted. That will, I hope, make it easier to transition from one to another if you are exploring your own interests. The title should make it clear [edit: disguise] which topic/trope is being explored. Let's begin.

[Summary: The first "Heavy Prey" script theme - featuring hypnotic tropes and designed to be, as one subject puts it, slightly "scarousing." If you know the jungle's resident snake, you've got the right idea.] This will be part of a series exploring some of the common hypnotic tropes that I find fun or interesting. Unlike other series, they aren't going to be interconnected. Parts of the scripts will feel very similar, due to the nature of the situations depicted. That will, I hope, make it easier to transition from one to another if you are exploring your own interests. The titles should make it clear which topic/trope is being explored. Let's begin.