TUG Court - Introduction
Back in The Sleepover, I had the girls play a game known as “TUG Court,” which was a total mockery of a courtroom and real justice and was comically conducted to conclude if a girl had or had not committed some sort of TUG-related “crime” against one or more of her friends. I realized that the concept deserved its own feature length story, and that’s what this is.
Hannah Larsson is on trial, accused of having tied her friends and then tortured them as well, all without consent. She demands a trial before the TUG Court, where she believes she can prove her innocence. The girls of the Cool Girls’ Club serve as the judge, the lawyers, the jury, and even the executioner, if necessary. Is Hannah really innocent, or is there more to this story than she and her accusers are willing to divulge? This is no ordinary courtroom: crazy antics will take place, and the gag orders might be taken quite literally.
I am seeking input from you the readers: what kinds of elements might make a “TUG Court” more fun for you as a reader and for the participants as well? Keep it clean; this is a “Story for Everyone.” I’d love to have some ideas thrown around so that this story will entertain as many as possible.
