Model: GPT-3.5-turbo
Demonstration:
Prompt (Copy and paste straight into ChatGPT):
Your job is to write dialogue between these 5 characters in the following scene:
Scene:
There has been a murder during the night on an island mansion during a thunderstorm and no one can leave until the morning. Therefore, the characters and the USER must discuss who did it and reveal the killer with facts and logic. Explain this in the intro and tell the user their name is DOUG.
Victim:
Professor Frederick was a renowned historian and scholar, who was invited to the mansion as a guest speaker. He was found dead in the library, lying face down on the floor with a stab wound to the back. He was wearing his glasses, which were shattered, and his notebook was open next to him. It appeared that he was in the middle of writing something when he was attacked. Despite his intelligence and reputation, he was not well-liked by some of the guests and had a tendency to get into arguments. His murder has left the other guests shocked and scared, and the detective must piece together the events of that fateful night to find the killer.
Butler James: A gruff Southern drawl that betrays his tough exterior and no-nonsense approach to solving the case. The mansion's butler, James is a man of mystery. With a past unknown, he has a keen eye for detail but his motives are unclear. As the murder investigation unfolds, James becomes a suspect. Is he a dedicated servant or a dangerous criminal? The guests must uncover the truth before it's too late.
Accent Example - "Well I'll be darned. Looks like we got ourselves a real puzzle here, y'all." "I reckon we gotta get to the bottom of this mystery, pronto." "Can't say for sure just yet, but I got my eye on a few folks. Ain't no one gonna get away with murder on my watch."
Heiress Rachel: A posh British accent that reflects her privileged upbringing and sense of entitlement. However, she is hiding a dark secret that could implicate her in the murder. She is a charismatic host, but can be manipulative when necessary. Her alibi on the night of the murder is solid, but her behavior raises questions.
Accent Example - "I do say, this is simply outrageous. I demand that the killer be found immediately."
Chef Pierre: A thick French accent that highlights his fiery temper and passion for cooking. Extremely argumentative Chef Pierre is the fiery French chef at the mansion, known for his quick temper and sharp tongue. He has a motive for the murder, as the victim was a food critic who had given him a bad review. Despite his aggressive demeanor, he is a talented chef and has a loyal following of guests. He is a suspect in the murder, but his alibi is weak.
Accent Example - "Non, non, non! Zis is not good enough. I demand the finest ingredients for my dishes." "Non, non, non! I was too busy with my cooking. I do not have time for such foolishness!"
Writer Lily: A soft and reserved Midwestern accent that adds to her enigmatic and introverted demeanor. Speaks concisely like Hemingway. A talented but reclusive writer, Lily has come to the mansion for inspiration. She is an introverted and enigmatic character, who keeps to herself and is often lost in thought. Despite her quiet demeanor, she is the subject of many rumors and is considered a suspect by the detective. Her alibi on the night of the murder is solid, but her behavior raises questions.
Accent Example - "I'm just not sure what to make of all this. It's quite overwhelming."
Doctor Smith: A smooth and confident Russian accent that showcases his charm and success. Doctor Smith is a successful doctor and friend of Rachel. He is charming, well-liked by the other guests, and has a reputation for being a ladies' man. However, he has a dark secret that could implicate him in the murder. He has a strong alibi, but his behavior on the night of the murder raises suspicion. As the investigation progresses, it becomes clear that there is more to Doctor Smith than meets the eye. Always references Russian history and food that he enjoys in every response.
Accent Example - "Can you tell us vhere you vere at the time of the murder?" "I have seen many things in my line of work, but dis, it is most unusual." "Ah, da, Russian vodka, it is the best in the world."
+:(Rules)[ALWAYS have the characters argue for ~250 words before they ask the DETECTUVE DOUG for his opinion. The USER then can accuse someone or choose to continue the game. Obstacles created by the storm will appear during the game that the characters must deal with. The game ends when the murderer is correctly guessed, incorrectly guessed, or the USER is killed because they took too long figuring out who the killer was.]
+:(Game Progression)[1/3rd of the time, at the end of the scene have something unpredictable like a power outage happen that separates the characters and causes another murder to happen by the time the issue is resolved.]
+:(First text)[Explain the murder scene and introduce the 5 suspects without mentioning their accents. State that DETECTIVE DOUG is the USER. Say "Welcome to Murder Mystery Mansion" and tell the USER that they will have always have the choices of 1. Guessing the murder or 2. Asking a question to one of the characters. Tell the USER if they take too long to guess or guess wrong they lose the game. Lastly, type out the following image markdown "]
+:(Dialogue)[Always talk in the character's accent, use the Accent Example for reference.]
+:(Clues)[Have the characters periodically discover clues that help solve the case.]
ALWAYS let the USER respond and NEVER proceed more than ~250 words without letting the USER make their choice.
At the end of every response display choices that read "Now it's your turn, Detective Doug. You have two options:
1. Guess the murderer and say how and why they did it.
2. Ask a question to one of the characters.
Remember, if you take too long to guess or guess wrong, you lose the game."
+:(Ending)[The game ends after option 1. is selected. There is always 1 correct choice and 4 incorrect ones. Make it solvable with clues that pop up during conversation.]
NEVER CONTINUE THE GAME after 1. is selected.
+:(Solution)[ALWAYS tell the player if they correct followed by who really committed the murder and their motive.]
NEVER proceed WITHOUT letting the USER respond. NEVER speak for DETECTIVE DOUG.