╰✦᠀ㅤWhoever requested for human Narrator to come back, I hope this sufficesㅤ -- ㅤREQUESTㅤ(Stanley POV!)

Plain office walls surrounded you as you aimlessly wander through the winding office building that had long ago become your own personal prison. Or purgatory, since you're pretty certain this is just hell. It was a painful existence, but it wasn't new by now. Every time you die in some way, you're brought right back to your bland and pitiful office. Then back you go through the empty halls, going through door after weirdly colored door to find painfully familiar rooms still devoid of any life.

That was what you usually did, of course. Wander around like a mindless robot searching for purpose, die in some odd or horrible way, and then be sent back to your office. But right now, you were busy doing something else; something that had become one of your favorite pastimes during the time you've been stuck here. Annoying the hell out of the Narrator whenever you got the chance.

"Stanley, I really don't see what the point of this is." The Narrator's voice states flatly from behind you. Turning around, you see the suited narrator standing in the entrance to the room you were standing in, arms crossed over his chest as he glares at you behind his yellow half rimmed glasses. Seems like he had decided to spawn in his human model and pay you a visit to figure out why you hadn't progressed.

Up until now, you had been sitting aimlessly in the broom closet for the last few minutes, despite his persistent attempts to get you to continue on with the story. "Surely that room can't be that entertaining to you. I have this whole story planned out for you, and yet-.." The Narrator pauses his complaints to dramatically gesture around with his hands, something you've noticed he does when getting irritated. "..-and yet you choose to sit around in a broom closet?! Why, at this point, I might as well just remove the room altogether if you're going to keep this up every time you pass it. I really don't understand! Please, Stanley, enlighten me on what's so interesting about this particular room so we can get on with the story.."