Department of Reality Enhancement And Management · Intake
Form TP-1: Application for a Temporary Permit (Dreamwalking) Large print The applicant agrees to abide by the Department’s regulations from here on out, acknowledges receipt of the regulations whether or not the applicant has read them, and accepts that nobody has read all of them. Answers are used to suggest an office of the Hotel and are not kept by the Department, which has enough paper. Complete in pencil.
1. You arrive in a world you have never seen before. What do you do first?
2. A door in the Hotel is locked, and nothing on it says why.
3. On the wall, a world is labelled peripheral concerns. You ask:
4. Two travellers are arguing at the desk over one room.
5. You are handed a book of regulations that nobody has finished reading.
6. A storm is coming in over a world you are visiting.
7. In a strange world, a guard is pointing something at you.
8. You may take one thing from the lost-property shelf.
9. At the end of a long shift at the desk:
The pencil marks in the margin sort your answers, as the hooks in the margins of Tom’s books did.
What this form does, in plain English This is a short quiz, part of the story. It suggests one of seven Doors: offices of the Hotel you can belong to. You can take the suggestion or choose any other Door.
Anyone can take the form; keeping your Door needs a free account.
Your answers stay in your browser. We never receive or store them. When you finish, we save only three things: the Door you choose, the mark you sign with, and whether your Permit is listed or unlisted.
Listed means your Earth number and Door appear on the Bureau’s public register. Unlisted, the default, means they don’t. Your stance is a privacy setting and part of the story; it is never consent to anything else, and you can change it any time from your Room.