Survey: Botched Rescue

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What is your favourite botched rescue scenario?

The rescuer immediately stumbles into the quicksand before they can begin the rescue.
2
3%
The rescuer begins the rescue attempt, but becomes stuck as soon as they step into the quicksand.
7
9%
The rescuer is about to reach the victim, but becomes stuck just before reaching them.
15
20%
The rescuer reaches the victim, but is unable to get either of them free.
18
24%
The rescuer begins to escape with the victim, but both become stranded during the escape.
8
11%
The rescuer is about to save the victim, but something happens in the last moment and they are both trapped.
19
25%
The rescuer manages to save the victim, but something happens and the rescuer becomes stranded.
3
4%
The rescue succeeds, but after the escape they fall back in.
3
4%
 
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Survey: Botched Rescue

Postby Viridian » Wed May 23, 2018 9:49 am

A few years ago, I ran a series of polls covering various miscellaneous elements of the quicksand experience to tease out fun scenarios and what QS fans enjoyed. Out of a prolonged stagnation in creativity, I spontaneously decided to come up with another one.

This one is the "botched rescue".

The premise is that one character is trapped in quicksand and needs to be rescued. The rescuer makes the attempt, but at some point also becomes stuck and in unable to escape. This may happen very early in the rescue (such as the rescuer taking the wrong approach to the trapped victim and becoming stuck before getting close), the middle of the rescue (e.g. the rescuer reaching the victim, but realising that they cannot get out) or the end (e.g. they nearly get out, but fall back in).

Some specific examples:

- A swimmer must crawl over beach quicksand to reach another stranded swimmer, but halfway across the sand suddenly pulls her arms and legs down, and they are both trapped.

- A jungle girl pulling a traveler free, but the vine snaps just as she is about to pull herself out.

- A hiker attempts to rescue another hiker by throwing a rope, but is pulled in herself.

What is your preferred outcome?


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Re: Survey: Botched Rescue

Postby Fred588 » Wed May 23, 2018 10:05 am

The victim does not need or want to be rescued; the rescuer gets stuck and panics, and the victim then performs the rescue.
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Re: Survey: Botched Rescue

Postby Rusty Shackleford » Wed May 23, 2018 6:54 pm

Interesting question, I haven't thought about this before from a favorite perspective. It was also nice to see all the old survey questions, I forgot about those!

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Re: Survey: Botched Rescue

Postby dlodoski » Sat May 26, 2018 8:48 am

I like this because my personal fantasies often involve 'spectators' (for lack of a better word). Sometimes it's a group - and there's a standout that has a reaction that transcends reason, who then attempts a 'join' or a rescue.

In a one on one scenario, it's possible to infinitely vary the fear-to-arousal scale for each of them, independently.

Btw - my response was that the rescuer almost reaches the victim and then becomes stuck.
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Re: Survey: Botched Rescue

Postby Mynock » Sun May 27, 2018 11:43 pm

The rescuer begins to escape with the victim, but both become stranded during the escape.


Great example would be the MPV scene "Rescue Addicts" with Summer and Saraliz.
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Re: Survey: Botched Rescue

Postby Duncan Edwards » Mon May 28, 2018 10:44 pm

Mynock wrote:
The rescuer begins to escape with the victim, but both become stranded during the escape.


Great example would be the MPV scene "Rescue Addicts" with Summer and Saraliz.


Yeah. I always like that setup a lot. :mrgreen:

I've long had another scenario in mind. The victim is a lure for the rescuer. Had a vision for that one for a long time. Maybe some day.
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Re: Survey: Botched Rescue

Postby Mynock » Tue May 29, 2018 10:04 am

A Siren type scene with the 'victim' turning the tables on a would-be rescuer would be fun.
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Re: Survey: Botched Rescue

Postby DJlurker » Tue May 29, 2018 10:58 am

Mynock wrote:A Siren type scene with the 'victim' turning the tables on a would-be rescuer would be fun.

My recent story, ‘Playing with Plutia’, actually has a scenario that’s kinda in this vein... ;)

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Re: Survey: Botched Rescue

Postby steve70 » Wed May 30, 2018 2:56 am

Another option would possibly just be a rescue attempt is made but fails.

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Re: Survey: Botched Rescue

Postby somebodyelse » Sat Jul 14, 2018 9:40 am

Hi,

It's not in the poll, but my fave where the victim either can't reach the rope/vine/branch that has been extended to them, and continues to sink, or they are being pulled out, and said rope/vine/branch breaks, and they sink back down.


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