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It all started like this.
My time in college has been great and I got a good Cote R at the end of my technique. I finished my academic progress in Ahuntsic College and I just graduated from Nicolet the last week.
Choice 1: I apply for the Sûreté du Québec.
Choice 2: I apply for the Montreal Police Service (SPVM).
Scene 1.
I do the interview and everything goes perfectly. I pass all the tests, including psychometric testing, medical and reputation enquiry. Now, I'm a police officer from two weeks, I learn the ropes quietly, and today I'm called for a call from disturbing people in a park 2 hours of the night. I arrived at the scene with my partner and we see immediately the group of young adults in the park. The offenders are under the influence of alcohol and one of them began to scream, after we advancing towards us armed with a tree branch.
Choice 1: I am waiting to see if he continues to approach, and I take a step back.
Choice 2: I take a safe distance and told him to stop moving forward.
Choice 3: I put my hand on my gun case and told him to stop moving forward, at the same time as I take a safe distance.
Scene 2.
After having taking a step back, the offender continues to advance towards us armed with his tree branch, and when it reaches a meter of us, he hits me in my bulletproof vest with his arm.
Choice 1: I block it off and I send him a blow in the face to send it on the ground.
Choice 2: I block it off and I give him a call diversion before bringing in the position of premenotage.
Scene 3.
I finished putting under arrest the man while my partner disperce the others.
Choice 1: I wear charges against him.
Choice 2: Since I clamed down, I relache when rendered at the poste.
Scene 4.
The offender complaint in ethics because I broke his nose.
Start again: You do not want to go to ethics. Try again!
Scene 5.
The night patrol continues quietly.
Start again: Life is good for the rest of career!
Scene 6.
The man falls to the ground and began to cry. The others who were with him leave.
Choice 1: I use my handcuffs to arrest the offender and bring to the police station.
Choice 2: I use my handcuffs to arrest the offender the time until he calms down and releases him thereafter.
Scene 7.
A family member picks him up at the police station and the patrol starts thereafter.
Start again: That's nice day, and life goes on!
Scene 8.
The drunk man going back on the road and I have to intercept him again overnight.
Start again: The purpose of the intervention is not to return to the same situation with the same people. Try again.
Scene 9.
The man suddenly stops moving and does the status. Meanwhile, a gang comes from the street and they seem violent.
Choice 1: I call the backup.
Choice 2: I take a safe distance.
Scene 10.
While the bakcup arrives, my partner and I talk to people about what they do in the park.
Choice 1: I ask people to identify themselves.
Choice 2: I ask people to dispercer quietly.
Scene 11.
Everyone identifies themselves and the backup arrives. At that time, everyone starts to leave.
Start again: Life goes on!
Scene 12.
Nobody wants to leave, and some are beginning to move towards us. The backup comes and we have to stop offenders who start to become violent. The night is far from over.
Start again: You're a bad police officer. Try again.
Scene 13.
I decided to talk about the infraction to the perpetrator and I arrested him.
Choice 1: I decided to go at the police station to make my report.
Choice 2: I return on patrol right now.
Scene 14.
The rest of my career goes well and I spent a great retirement.
Start again: I have a good life, that's all that matters. Can I have a better life?
Scene 15.
I am going at the location of the next call and someone killed me.
Start again: You fail. Try again.
Scene 16.
The offenders don't talk, but move in my direction. I decided not to get my gun and take my cayenne pepper. Everything goes well for the intervention, and the patrol's night continue.
Choice 1: I decide to continue my career in the patrol.
Choice 2: I send my application for the Investigator job.
Scene 17.
I continue the patrol and I earn seniority. I meet a policeman and I flirtation with him. He finally became my boyfriend.
Choice 1: I try to have kids.
Choice 2: I don't want to have kids.
Scene 18.
We live happy and I can retire.
Start again: Can I be happier than that?
Scene 19.
My boyfriend is aggressive with me because he wants children and not me. So, it separates and I fall into depression.
Start again: Come on. That's not a nice life! Try again.
Scene 20.
I don't get the investigator's job and I'm super disappointed.
Choice 1: I leave my police officers' job and apply for a job in security.
Choice 2: I continue to patrol.
Scene 21.
I become a security officer for Montreal's airport and I do a lot of money.
Start again: Having money is all that matters? Try to have a happier life.
Scene 22.
I continue patrol and began to drink a lot of alcohol. So, I become to be dependant and I lost my job because one day I arrived drunk at job and that's misconduct.
Start again: You fail, go to the beginning!
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Scene 23.
I made the selection interview for the vacant position to become a police officer for the SPVM, I get the job and did the one-the-job training. Now, it's been about 10 years that I patrol in the city to enforce laws, arrest offenders, help citizen, maintain order, ensure public safety and prevent crimes. I'm with the same partner now than when I was hired. My partner is really great, but I begin to be thoughtful about my career. I don't know if I want changes in my life.
Choice 1: I decided to continue patrol.
Choice 2: I postulate for the vacant position to become a crime investigator.
Choice 3: I postulate to become a member of the intervention group.
Scene 24.
I don't know if I want something more exciting in my life than just patrol. I'm really upset and I don't know what to do to get a more exciting life.
Choice 1: I tell myself that everything will be ok and continue patrol.
Choice 2: I am going to the university.
Scene 25.
I continue to patrol and, finally, everything is great and beautiful life become again.
Choice 1: I want to try something new and I change PDQ.
Choice 2: I stay where I am and continue my life as a police officer from this PDQ.
Scene 26.
In the new PDQ, I receive a call and I am killed when I arrive on the scene.
Start again: You don't want to die. Try again!
Scene 27.
Life is good, I love my job in this PDQ and have a new challenge every day. Finally, I took my retirement after some years of work.
Start again: Did you want something that is better than that?
Scene 28.
The university's study is very difficult for me because I want to have straight A's. I hardly see my friends and I would like to have more time for me.
Choice 1: I force myself to finish my studies.
Choice 2: I drop studies and return as a police officer.
Scene 29.
I met a man in my last year of studies and he's an architect. Finally, I married him.
Start again: You don't want to marry an architect? Try another story.
Scene 30.
Everything going perfectly until the day there was a shooting at one school and I was killed.
Start again: Death is not a good end. Try again.
Scene 31.
I am engaged in investigation, so I dropped the patrol and I became a crime investigator.
Choice 1: I begin to flirt with a colleague.
Choice 2: I do my job seriously.
Scene 32.
To be in a police car and adrenaline miss me a little bit, though, I love my new job.
Choice 1: I want a little bit of adrenaline, so I have sex, more often than not, with my colleague in a police car.
Choice 2: I do my job seriously and I'll do a police car ride with my colleague.
Scene 33.
The boss takes us by surprise when we were in the car, in the back seat, and I lost my job.
Start again: It's not a good end! Try again.
Scene 34.
I finally married my colleague and I had a good retirement.
Start again: It's not your goal? Try another way.
Scene 35.
All the work is progressing well, a lot of crimes are solved. However, workload increases.
Choice 1: I decide to work overtime because I want to come in handy.
Choice 2: I decide to do the minimum of the job.
Scene 36.
Work surpasses me and I don't have time for me. Then, I fall into depression.
Start again: The depression is not a good end, try another.
Scene 37.
I do the minimum and, at this moment, my boss find someone more knowledgeable than me and I'm fired.
Start again: Lost job is not funny. You lost, try again.
Scene 38.
The interventions in the GI are going great and I give myself thoroughly. Today, my boss asked me that he want I went at a manifestation which is scheduled during one of my vacations.
Choice 1: I cancel my vacation and I'll intervene at the manifestation.
Choice 2: I refuse to move my vacation and I am going on vacation this day.
Scene 39.
The protesters are restless and it is my duty to calm them.
Choice 1: I try to calm them, but it doesn't work, so I advance in the crowd to roll back the people from the frontline.
Choice 2: I try to calm them by speaking.
Scene 40.
Someone in the frontline shot me, and I die instantly.
Start again: That's not what you want as dead? Try again.
Scene 41.
After talking to people in the manifestation, the rest of the event goes well. After some days, my boss come to me and said that he want to talk to me. When arrival in his office, he said that he want to give me a premium wage.
Start again: That's a nice end? You don't think?
Scene 42.
Week holiday goes has planned and I did not hear about the manifestation because I am far from home. The week is about to end and it's time to leave.
Choice 1: I take the plane and go back to work.
Choice 2: I decide to stay in Australia for another week without warning my boss.
Scene 43.
My boss is not happy, but let me work. However, I get all the boring jobs.
Start again: That's not the better life. Try another one.
Scene 44.
I stay here for another weeks and my boss call me to tell me that I'm fired. I didn't care because I had married an Australian the last week.
Start again: You don't like Australian? Try another life.
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