Little Johnny

And look, 5 on the dice. Here we have John. John is at the cricket ground the same day that Sean is trying to impress the selectors. We have to say little Johnny is not renowned for his sports skills.

We overhear a conversation between Sean and the coach.

"I don't want him in the team" says Sean.

"Be fair mate, the selectors are coming to see you, and sports is about giving everyone a go"

"Whatever, but make sure he bats at 10 or 11".

"You know what kid, your attitude stinks, you'll never make the big time like this. He can open the batting with you".

John is pretty shy, so he doesn't say a whole lot. The coach tells him he's opening the batting. He narrows his eyes, wondering what suspicious motive there is behind that decision, as he usually gets thrown in when the sun is going down.

How many runs does John score opening the batting? Did he score more than Sean? Did he get out for a duck?

Sideline Eye

Nice roll, that's a 3. You are going to be Dean. Dean fancies himself as a writer. Maybe you do too. In the future you will be able to add your own concepts to the story, but the first idea is to get the story in place.

Throughout the story, we will see Dean writing about things that happen to him, and also events in the other characters lives. Our first peak at Dean and he is reading Hunter S Thompson. Sean asks him, dripping with sarcasm- "good book buddy?". Dean just rolls his eyes. He writes in his notebook...

I'll show them

Sean keeps talking. So you gonna write about our cricket match or what in that little magazine? You know, I'm going to be a star.

Up to you- WRITE or NOT

Hometown Hero

You rolled a 2. You will see the life of Sean.

Sean is a bit of a leader. He is actually the sports captain of the school, and he likes to let his deeds on the sporting field speak for themselves.

Sean is a handy cricketer, and we see him in the middle of the pitch.

In this match he scores A GOOD SCORE A BAD SCORE