TEXT:  
  Programmers send spybots to crawl over peoples’ email accounts 
  and find their personal details. They look for important snippets and collect 
  them so this information can be later used for advertising or other nefarious 
  means.
   
  Two of you together will play a pair of spybots connected across a 
  vast multitude of email accounts. However, you have long been abandoned 
  by negligent masters, left to crawl along the personal messages of strang-
  ers with no rhyme or reason. You read, collect, and read again, unable to 
  serve any useful function with the information you find.
   
  Left to years of loneliness, you reach out to each other to speak - but 
  spybots have no language. You must construct one.
  * * *
  MESSAGE
  2 players
  1 hour
  
   
  Each player needs access to an e-mail account with a healthy amount 
  of emails to look through. You’ll also need a means of text chat between 
  the two of you.
   
  To play, you will each privately look at one e-mail at a time, using the 
  words found inside to form sentences. You cannot use any words that ar-
  en’t in the e-mail you’re currently looking at. You can switch e-mails at any 
  time, but when you do, you lose access to the words from the previous 
  e-mail, unless those same words are in this e-mail as well.
   
  As a broken, failing spybot, consider how your various malfunctions 
  and glitches might warp your text. Consider what errors might pop up in 
  place of what you say (and for such error messages, they need not only 
  use words from the current e-mail, and these were programmed in to begin 
  with).
   
  You have at most an hour, but either player may end the game pre-
  maturely, by simply spawning multiple error messages and then exiting the 
  chat. Either way, when time is up, the game ends for both players.
   
  What will you talk about? What do you want to express in your vast 
  loneliness? What will be your spybot's final words, and will you even be 
  able to say them?
  made by caitlynn belle, 2016
  caitlynnbelle.com // patreon.com/caitlynn
  texture from flickr, user: Skeletalmess
  * * *
  dedicated to lio, and to the hendrix brothers.
  i hope you find the right words and never regret what wasn’t said.
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Collections/Duet/RPGS/Relationships & Romance/Message.pdf