Word count: 1571
Choice count: 34
Section count: 23
Image count: 23
Error count: 0
Field Related Analysis:
Psychology : 26 matches (anxiety, blood, burnout, client, dream, environment, FAST, focus, happiness, interview, learning, love, need, noise, patient, psychology, psychologist, remember, risk, sleep, smell, spell, taste, thinking, trauma, trip)
Education : 17 matches (CEGEP, School, choice, classes, don, first, high school, learn, learning, management, private, school, semester, social, speaking, technology, university)
Law/Paralegal-Technology : 16 matches (blood, case, client, close, fine, interest, living, noise, notice, offer, office, option, private, victim, waste, young)
Target Structure:
internship (5 matches)
This is your last year of high school. You have important decision to make. Picking a CEGEP program seems so easy to all of your friends. You are really struggling between making your parents happy or making yourself happy. You dream of going into Psychology. This job requires a two-year program called Social Science - The Individual. Your parents want you to choose the Accounting and Management Technology, a three-year program.
Choice 1 : Accounting and Management Technology.
Choice 2 : Social Science - The Individual.

Your parents are proud of your decision. You're not mad about it either. The summer is over and you start your first semester. You slowly realize it was a bad idea. You are completely miserable. Your classes are boring. You made the wrong choice.
Choice 1 : Try again
You are happy with your decision and your parents came around. The summer is over and your first semester starts. The two years go by so fast. Now, you have to pick a university. Between the learning and the studying, you barely had time for yourself. You hesitate between taking a gap year or going to university. You're scared to lose a year of doing nothing, but you feel the need of a break.
Choice 1 : Go to university.
Choice 2 : Gap year.
At first, it seemed like the good idea to focus on school. After your third year, things get complicated. You can't focus on school anymore. You're always tired and anxious. You're having a burnout.
Choice 1 : Try again
This is a big decision for you. You're feeling overwhelmed with happiness and anxiety, but taking a break from long hours of study will do you good. What are you going to do with all this free time? Going on a trip with your friends is tempting, but you can't really afford it at the moment. You could also work, learn new things and gain experience.
Choice 1 : Travel the world.
Choice 2 : Work.
You're not playing it safe, but you think this risk is worth it. Planning the trip is complicated, but first where are you going? Europe is full of new places and new faces, but also really expensive. On the other hand, Canada has a lot of beautiful places and is close to home.
Choice 1 : Go to Europe.
Choice 2 : Stay in Canada.
The first 3 months are amazing. You made friends and went out every day. Now, your pockets are empty. You can't afford to sleep in any hotel or eat anything. You're living in the dirty streets of a scary city in Europe. Life went south and you don't know what to do.
Choice 1 : Try again
You have made a wise choice. You're focusing on work. You're Thinking about benefiting from this gap year by gaining some money. You started looking for a job when your mother offers you an opportunity of a lifetime. One of her friends wants to give you an internship in a psychology related environment. You think it's a great opportunity, but you won't be making any money.
Choice 1 : Take the internship.
Choice 2 : Look for a job.
Financially speaking, this was a smart choice, but you're bored. You've already been to all of these places and you visit everything you've wanted in the first 5 months. You realize that traveling in Canada during your gap year was a complete waste of time.
Choice 1 : Try again
The internship would have been nice opportunity, but you put your mind on something for this gap year : making some money. You keep looking for a place to work. After a few days, you get a call for an interview. When you get there, something seems off. There's a weird smell, but it's a gas station. It might be the gasoline. You feel a little uncomfortable during the interview. At the end, the man says you got the job. You hesitate between staying and keep looking.
Choice 1 : Take the job.
Choice 2 : Keep looking.
You got tired of looking for a job. You choose the best option. Everything could be fine, but you're a nosy person. You notice something weird. A room is always locked. You don't have the right to go in. One day, your boss forgot to lock it. You want to ignore, but the weird spell got stronger. You can't focus anymore.
Choice 1 : Go in the room.
Choice 2 : Mind your business.
You nicely said no to the man and left. He seemed mad. You kept looking and found a new job. You met new people and made a lot of money. After a few months, you start feeling anxious. You're under the impression that someone is following you. One night, you're coming back from work and the man from the job interview is at your front door. The last thing you remember is his face. Then, everything went black.
Choice 1 : Try again
You're slowly opening the door. It's a room with human body parts and blood. You faint. Next thing you know, the cops are knocking at the door. You just got framed.
Choice 1 : Try again
Minding your business can be rewarding, but not in this case. Tonight, the place is so quiet. There isn't any client or staff. It's just you. The shop closed and as you were leaving you heard a noise and lock sound. You're not alone. You were his next victim.
Choice 1 : Try again
This was a good choice. You did something new and are feeling good about yourself. There's still something making you anxious. You didn't make any money this last year. You could extend your gap year to make some money or go into a university right away.
Choice 1 : Look for a job.
Choice 2 : Go to university.
You decide to add one year of working to your gap year. So many people do it. Everything seems fine. Then, at the end of your second gap year, something feels different. You don't want to go to school anymore. You lose any interest in your dreams. You're feeling lost.
Choice 1 : Try again
Your gap year helped you get motivated. During your internship, you got a little taste of your future life. You've never been more motivated. All those years left to study go by really fast. You kept your focus on school. Now, it's time to look for a job. Your mom's friend offer you a place in his office. You're not sure about taking this job. Last time you saw him, he was flirting with you.
Choice 1 : Work with you mom's friend.
Choice 2 : Look for something new.
This job is the best thing ever. You're feeling complete. You're helping people getting through their trauma. This morning you get flowers and chocolate. They're from your boss. Later, he asks to go on a date. You don't want to go, but you want to keep this job.
Choice 1 : Don't go on a date.
Choice 2 : Go on a date.
After looking for a while, you found a place worth all those hardworking years of studying. You meet nice people and nice patients. You worked there all your life. It was your safe place. After a many years, you're finally ready to retire, but there one patient left. From the description, she's really violent, aggressive and angry. You hesitate to take her as your last client.
Choice 1 : You refuse.
Choice 2 : You accept.
He seemed pretty calm after you said no. He seemed a little sad, but in a normal way. For the next weeks, things are weird. You're always misplacing your files or they disappear. This morning, there's a big scandal in the office. All your private files have been leaked. Your career is over.
Choice 1 : Try again
You said yes thinking it was a one time thing. Then, he asked you every week. After a few months, you end up together for the sake of it. Now, it's your wedding day. You're miserable and out of love.
Choice 1 : Try again
You worked hard all these years and helped a lot of people. Now is your time to quit. As happy as you are, you're starting to feel really exhausted. This client ended up finding someone that can help her. You're happy with yourself and all your hard work. You had a great life and you're proud of yourself.
Choice 1 : The end
You're feeling heroic. You decided to help her. You're trying really hard to keep up, but you're really exhausted. After a few sessions, you realize your mistake. Her violence got worst.You didn't do anything to help her. After a few weeks, the young lady kills herself.
Choice 1 : Try again