Directions: Each player starts with a photograph. They write what it is, and then pass. The next person must contradict the person before them with an alternate theory.
(Players: AM, K, SC, HC, MB, BL, JF)

- This is a sad old man.
- This is the husk of a shrike.
- A slug feeding on pink bubblegum.
- What I pooped out this morning.
- The ghost of my great grandfather reminding me to “look out.”
- No, this is the soul of a fallen tree left to float in the numinous pink fires of wooden afterlife.
- No. This is the embryonic state of stonehenge.

- This is a doll box that’s been attacked by a maple leaf of light.
- This is a maple leaf sprouting heads and legs.
- The paws of the child melting into the flash.
- This is the broken memory of a century-old doll.
- Bloodthirsty seashell devouring the body of a helpless golden child.
- A shadow box of morning light.
- Actually, this is what remains when the flaying is completed.

- This is the face of an octopus sentenced to death.
- No! This is a wooly mammoth experiencing love for the first time.
- Actually, it is the face of a dead troll, suddenly reanimated and rising from the grave.
- It is the face of old man-tree, gnarled with herpes.
- Incorrect, it is an aerial view of ridges in a rocky, lichen-covered mountain shape.
- Or it’s a bad, untreatable skin condition.
- Actually…you’re all wrong. It’s [redacted].

- This is a fairy.
- This…I can’t tell you about this….
- Actually, this is the open window of the universe.
- You’re all wrong. This is a keyhole to the doorway of your fears.
- Ha! This is merely a space-dog, evaporating.
- It is the keyhole beckoning entry.
- It is the all-seeing eye of a transcendent squid.

- Head of a puppet nailed to the wall.
- Albino walrus emerging from the floor.
- Dark matter encroaching on a spaceship.
- George (Jr.). He owed my paw money.
- In fact, it is the shocked and sorrowful face of a wall to be torn down.
- This is the Alice in Wonderland rabbit struggling to break through the portal of reality.
- Fools, turn the picture upside-down. Cthulhu has arrived…
- The rabbit of your nightmares, breaking through the plaster.

- This tree fell when my childhood dog died.
- No, this is the broken bone of a fallen giant.
- This is a bridge into an enchanted forest with a beam of light standing guard.
- But actually, it is a jelly fish grabbing fresh prey.
- The forgotten arm of an angel, broken at the senior wrist.
- In fact, it is white moss in the shape of god’s clavicle.
- Could it be a log fallen on a wintry day?

- Dead bark under a microscope.
- No way, it’s totally the guardian ogre of the underworld.
- The faint traces of a memory…
- But really, it is your face. Not your surface face but the true face you see in the black mirror behind your eyelids.
- Or… it’s the face of the immortal sea demon, banished to a life of darkness.
- A dried out pancake, waiting beneath your floorboards, ready to pounce.
- A deflated volleyball, breaking from your pores.