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Collaborative narrative: word-chain game where each sentence starts with last word of previous one.

Each participant adds one sentence that must begin with the last word of the previous sentence. The constraint forces unexpected transitions and syntactic creativity. RULES: - Player A writes sentence 1 - Player B writes sentence 2 starting with the LAST WORD of sentence 1 - Continue for 20 sentences - If last word was used as a chain link before, use second-to-last word EXAMPLE: Old lighthouse keeper wound the clock every morning at precisely six to the number of ships lost in the storm that carried the bell buoy song across the harbor. DIFFICULTY VARIANTS: Easy (any last word), Medium (noun or verb), Hard (5 chars), Extreme (coherent story). OUTPUT: 10-sentence chain, annotated bridging word per transition, meta-analysis paragraph.

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