The East Wallingford Chronicle SPECIAL REPORT

The Protagonize Court of Criminal Justice will come to session tomorrow for a yet-to-be-disclosed, yet certainly unprecedented, trial.  Nearly all details of the case have been kept from the public, "For obvious reasons," explains senior detective Ian MacKenzie on behalf of local law enforcement.  "This particular case has been so unusual, and because of the creative nature of the folks involved, it could has too much potential to be completely warped.  So, to make it easier on us, we've decided to release all details at once, in a more-or-less controlled setting."

To deliver the details of this potentially-amazing display of judicial prowess, several reporters from your very own East Wallingford Chronicle, along with a handful or two of other journalists, will extensively cover this case.  We will work tirelessly to make sure all facts are presented to our public (and occasionally throwing in personal commentary for good measure) in this unprecedented case.

Judith Seeairee
Court Correspondant

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A special report from the diligent writers and reporters of The East Wallingford Chronicle, with help from others master journalists (or not), chronicalling the proceedings of the Protagonize Court of Criminal Justice.
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I'm kind of thinking this could be a mix of narrative and "reporting" on this case; in other words, if you want to write a segment like it was a regular story, go right ahead. If you want to do your segment in more of an EWC vein, reporting on whatever ridiculous occurence, go right ahead.

Keep in mind: we're dealing with both Protagonize, and staff of the famous East Wallingford Chronicle. In other words, any breed of literary madness can ensue from this point on. Like this story, the report of the case is completely collaborative; and knowing this site and the aforementioned fictional publication, they could all be reporting on completely different cases for all we know. This is an addventure piece for that reason: to give us the opportunity to go off in totally different directions.

Folks are also free to write any Protag author or character/reference they choose (although, if you opt to include the latter, it may be helpful to cite the story in a comment or something, so a curious/clueless soul can understand what you're talking about).

Oh, one more thing: have fun with it!

~g2
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As far as the "Judge Bouton" branch goes, here's who we have:
Judge: the Hon. N. Bouton
Jury: all but one of the Protagonize moderators
Prosecution: Joe of "Davy and Joe", represented by Mr. Faltar-Ego esquire
Defense: Edgar Loosive (the missing moderator), represented by Sir Olius Brightwell esquire

updated Aug 20 '09 by g2LaPianistaIrlandesa