How My Characters Would React to Hell's Kitchen

PUNISHMENT: Butchering raw meat.

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Springtrap: This activity would bring back a lot of trauma for him. He would experience physical sensations of panic, including blurred vision, tightness in the chest, and a gag reflex. He would break down into heavy sobbing and be excused from the punishment. He would feel guilty for letting his team down.

Summer: Due to a love of animals, she would despise this task. She would also be bored by it. She would spend a lot of time worrying about how it would impact Springtrap, and she would check in with him often. She would temporarily leave the task to comfort him after he was excused.

Casey: Her fear of germs would cause her to be very anxious while performing the task. She would worry about microbes in the meat getting on her hands, and she would second-guess whether or not she touched her face, which could cause her to ingest the microbes.

Julius Caesar: He would be unsettled by the punishment because it would bring back traumatic memories for him due to the battle he witnessed in his town. He would experience nausea and flashbacks. However, he would mask his distress and push through the task. The execution of the task would come more easily to him than the other characters because he is used to the difficult jobs of Ancient Rome.

Marie-Antoinette: She would be incredibly squeamish. She would complain a lot while also trying to curry favor with the bosses so they would let her go. She would be disgusted by the smell and the mess. She would worry about the meat products getting on her clothes. She would struggle with the task because she is used to servants doing things for her.

Amelia: She would also dislike the task because she loves animals and wants to treat all living beings humanely. Even though the meat is not alive, it would still be disturbing and sad to her.

REWARD: Wine-tasting and fine dining.

Springtrap: He would refrain from wine-tasting because he dislikes alcohol. However, he would still enjoy the food. His favorite part would be the dessert because he has a sweet tooth and a love of baking.

Everyone Else (General): They would not drink the wine because they are under twenty-one.

Summer: She would be disappointed to not have a more exciting reward after all their hard work. She would be bored during the wine-tasting and would hang out with Springtrap instead. She wouldn't have any particular feelings about the food, but she would be grateful for the chance to unwind.

Casey: When she was younger, she would've had a fear of the wine touching her or accidentally ingesting it somehow. She would enjoy the food but wish for a more exciting reward. She would not engage with the others because she would be daydreaming about a better reward.

Julius: He would be confused because there was no drinking age in Ancient Rome. He would be amazed at the advancements and complexity of the food, as well as all the new flavors he never experienced in Ancient Rome.

Marie: She would be impressed with the exotic new flavors she was not exposed to in Austria-Hungary. However, she would miss her native cuisine. She would be pleased at being able to visit a high-quality restaurant. She would be grateful that she was the one being served instead of the other way around, which is all too frequent in Hell's Kitchen. It would remind her of home.

Adolf: He would be a bit ill at ease watching people do wine-tasting because his abusive father often frequented the bar, so it would remind him of his traumas. He would isolate himself from the others so he would not have to be exposed to it, and he wouldn't want to risk the chance of people seeing his vulnerabilities. He would believe the food was inferior to German cuisine, and he would order German food if possible.

Amelia: She would be uncomfortable with watching people do wine-tasting because her father suffers from alcoholism. She would be absorbed in the sadness of thinking about him, and she would spend the rest of the night worrying about him. She would be unable to enjoy the evening, but she would still put on an upbeat front for fear of showing her vulnerabilities.