Restricted & Unrestricted Narrative Final Storyline

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A guy is sat in the nucleus doing some extra work and then suddenly feels hungry and gets a craving for crisps. He waits a bit until he can't fight his cravings anymore, he packs his college stuff away and then heads off to the vending machine to get his packet of crisps. He heads down the stairs and across the atrium and finally gets to the vending machine where he is eager to eat some crisps. He finally gets to the vending machine where he is greeted by heartbreak as on the vending machine is a sign saying "SORRY OUT OF SERVICE" heartbroken he slides down the glass and a little tear falls as he'll have to stay hungry.

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A guy is sat in the nucleus doing some extra work and then suddenly feels hungry and gets a craving for crisps. He waits a bit which turn out to be a fatal error for him. He waits until he can't fight his cravings anymore and then packs his college stuff away and heads off to the vending machine to get his packet of crisps. As he is heading down the stairs another girl is also hungry for something from the vending machine, however the vending machine isn't being very responsive to her and she begins to get aggravated at it. The male character is still walking down the stairs to the vending machine whilst the female character gives the machine a few hits to try and knock it into working but instead breaks it and then walks off disappointed. Finally at the bottom of the stairs and unbeknown to the broken vending machine he walks along the atrium excited for his crisps, however, a servicemen comes along and places an "OUT OF SERVICE" sign on the vending machine and walks off just before he turns a corner to get to the atrium. He finally gets to the vending machine where he is greeted by heartbreak as he reads the sign saying "SORRY OUT OF SERVICE" and then heartbroken slides down the glass and a little tear falls as he'll have to stay hungry.

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