Word count: 2286
Choice count: 40
Section count: 27
Image count: 27
Error count: 15
Field Related Analysis
Education : 73 matches
(academy, cegep, choice, classes, college, down, first, grades, graduate, learn, national, report, school, students, technology)Police-Technology : 71 matches
(arrest, crime, criminal, hostage, injuries, law, police, police academy, police officer, prison, uniform, weapon)Law : 47 matches
(access, accident, account, answer, arrest, children, code, crime, criminal, death, executive, fact, family, force, harassment, hostage, house, justice, law, minister, misconduct, office, police officer, power, prime minister, promise)Target Structure: (11 matches)
come in handy (1 match)
hr (3 matches)
learn the ropes (1 match)
misconduct (1 match)
more often (1 match)
office politics (2 matches)
pension (1 match)
retirement (7 matches)
sexual harassment (1 match)
more often than not (1 match)
though (2 matches)
You're about to finish secondary school. It's finally time to decide where you want to work in your future. You've always dreamed to become a police officer but your parents want you to become a neurological surgeon like your older brother.
Choice 1 : You decide to follow your dream to become a police officer!
Choice 2 : You listen to your parents.

Your parents are angry that you didn’t listen to them, so they kick you out of their house. Now you need to choose in which Cegep you want to study Police Technology. You know that College Ahuntsic is the best College of Quebec, but you have just enough money to live in a small apartment in Montreal. You also know that your best friend is going to live in an enormous apartment in Trois-Rivieres for some time, but you’ll need to apply in the Trois-Rivieres Cegep which is a less successful Cegep, however, is it the closest to the National Police Academy of Quebec.
Choice 1 : Even though you really want to study in the best Cegep of Quebec, you decide to apply at Trois-Rivieres College.
Choice 2 : You want a bright future in your career as a police officer, so you apply in College Ahuntsic.
It’s been a tough ride, but you’re on your way to graduate from Police Technology with straight A's. During your studies, a recruiter from the HR of the Sûreté du Québec send you an email saying that he sees great potential in you, and he can assure you a place with a great future in the Sûreté de Québec; however, you’ll need to go successfully graduate from the National Police Academy of Quebec. At the same time, your friend tells you that he’s discovered a billion-dollar idea. He needs your help to start the company, that means you’ll need to drop out from the Police Technology.
Choice 1 : You're not really convince by your friend. You wish him good luck with he's idea, and you decide to follow what the recruiter told you to do.
Choice 2 : You are really interested in the idea of your friend, so you decide to drop out and follow him.
The recruiter kept his word, and now you’re working for the Sûreté du Québec. You’ve reached your dream! As the years passe, you go through countless specification in the police. On one hand, you’ve acquired enough experience to become the next Chef of the Sûreté du Québec, but on the other hand, you’ve become tired from your career, and you think it might be the time to retire.
Choice 1 : Retirement can wait! You choose to become the Chef of the Sûreté du Québec.
Choice 2 : You think you deserve a well earn retirement. Chef of police is a little bit too much for you.
You do a tremendous job as the chef of the Sûreté du Québec. You take your retirement a little bit later than you thought you would, but you’ll be remembered in history as one of the best police officers in the country!
Choice 1 : Game over. Start over?
After your retirement, you take a step back and realize that you’ve accomplished greater things, in your career, that you could ever think when applying in Police Technology.
Choice 1 : Game over. Start over?
In fact, it was a billion-dollar idea! After years and years of hard work, you and your friend have become the richest people in the world! When you finally retire, you take a look back on how your life would have been if you chose to stay in the police.
Choice 1 : Game over. Start over?
Everything is going well! You’re at half of your studies, your grades are up, you’re in shape, and you have a girlfriend that you met in Police Technology. However, you’re completely out of money. You can no longer pay for your studies. You need to find a solution and quick. You know that the parents of your girlfriend have a lot of money, but you’re too ashamed to ask them. You also discovered a flaw in the criminal law during your Law classes that might come in handy.
Choice 1 : Ask your parents in law if you can borrow them money.
Choice 2 : Exploit the flaw in the law.
Your parents-in-law are very disappointed that you ask to borrow their money. They don’t want the dad of their future grandchildren to be as lazy as you are. They come with an ultimatum. Either you take the money and leave their daughter, or you prove them that you’re not lazy and work like a man to pay your studies.
Choice 1 : There's no other way to pay your studies. You decide to take the money.
Choice 2 : You want to prove them wrong. You know you can do it. You refuse the money.
Once you took the money. You go and announce to your girlfriend that you need to break up. When you tell her the reason, she becomes extremely angry and says: “You stay here! I’ll go talk to my parents! You will become a police officer with me!" A few hours later, you receive a phone call. It’s your parents-in-law informing you that the police told them that your girlfriend died in a car accident on her way to their house. They say that it’s your fault, and they never want to see you again. Devastated, you don’t know what to do. You remember the money your parents-in-law gave you. You promise yourself that you’ll become, no matter what, a police officer in honour of your girlfriend last words.
Choice 1 : Game over. Start over?
Once in your car, you realize what you just did. There is no other way to gain enough money. You have a mental breakdown which gives you a headache. Once you’ve calmed down, you go to the pharmacy to by some Advil. At the cashier, the cashier asks you if you want to buy a 6/49. You take one thinking: “what do I have to lose?” Later that day, the news announces the number winner. It matches yours! You won 50 million dollars! You scream of joy with your girlfriend. You can finally pay your studies, or you can live your life to the fullest by retiring now.
Choice 1 : You finish your studies.
Choice 2 : You decide to retire.
You’ve become a police officer, and you work for the Montreal Police Department. However, every criminal in Montreal knows that you’re rich. On your first shift, members of the Mafia take you hostage and force you to give them your money.
Choice 1 : You refuse.
Choice 2 : You give them your money.
They kill you. For the following years, your girlfriend will do everything in her power to capture and bring to justice your murderer. She becomes an inspector and successfully put them behind bars. Your sacrifice will never be forgotten.
Choice 1 : Game over. Start over?
You give them the access code to your bank account. Knowing that, you’ll probably report them afterward. They kill you. For the following years, your girlfriend will do everything in her power to capture and bring to justice your murderer. She becomes an inspector and successfully put them behind bars. She'll never found the stolen money.
Choice 1 : Game over. Start over?
You’ve lived your life at the fullest. You’ve seen almost every country, you own many sports cars, you live in a mansion, and you have four wonderful children. There’s just one thing that you always think about before you go to bed. What would have happened if you decided to continue your studies?
Choice 1 : Game over. Start over?
The exploit gave you a lot more money than you could imagine. You decide to do it again, and again, until one day, two federal agents of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police knock on your door and arrest you. Later, you’ll be sentenced to life in prison for your crime.
Choice 1 : Game over. Start over?
You’ve started your studies at Ahuntsic College. Everything is going well, but every day, you see the students in Police Technology with their uniform. You ask yourself: “Can I see myself wearing that uniform”?
Choice 1 : Yes!
Choice 2 : No, not really...
You change for the Police Technology. Your parents are angry, but with good arguments, you manage to convince them that it was the best decision for you. Now, you graduate from the National Police Academy of Quebec. A whole world open up in front of you. You need to decide for which police department you want to work for.
Choice 1 : You decide to join the City of Quebec Police Department.
Choice 2 : You decide to join the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
You’ve been working for the City of Quebec Police Department fort the last 10 years. Nothing serious happened in your career so far. However, on the night of Halloween, while you’re eating McDonald, your ear on the radio that a suspicious man is roaming the streets of the “Old Quebec” with a sword treating the civilians. With your experience you say….
Choice 1 : "Bah! It's probably just a Halloween prank with a costume" and you stay in the McDonald
Choice 2 : "Finally! Something interesting!" and answer the call
It wasn’t a prank. That night, more than 10 people got killed and more than 20 others got severely injured by the suspicious man. Now you face several accusations in Deontology and every media is putting the fault on you. You’ll be fired from the police department and for the rest of your life, the death of these people will haunt your consciousness.
Choice 1 : Game over. Start over?
Arrived on the scene, you immediately see that the suspicious man is attacking random civilians. You get out of the car and point your weapon at him. You scream, “THIS IS POLICE, SURRENDER NOW!” The man looks at you and tells you to drop your weapon and I’ll surrender.
Choice 1 : You drop your weapon.
Choice 2 : You refuse to drop your weapon.
As soon as you drop your weapon, the man attacks you and stabs you. You’ll die of your injuries in the hospital, but you manage to limit the casualties in the city by giving time to the other units to arrive on the scene. You’ll be remembered as a hero.
Choice 1 : Game over. Start over?
You manage to scare off the man with your weapon and with the help of other backup units, you manage to arrest the man. For your bravery, the Prime Minister of the province of Quebec gives you the medal of honour. You’ll be remembered as a hero for the rest of your life.
Choice 1 : Game over. Start over?
After some time in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, you realize that it’s a really toxic environment. There’s a strong presence of office politics, some misconduct, and maybe even some sexual harassment. You don’t really know if you should get involved in that.
Choice 1 : You don't get involved.
Choice 2 : You get involved.
You can’t stand this toxic environment, and you don't want to get sucked up in the office politics; you decide to take an early retirement and leave the Royal Canadian Mounted Police with their issues.
Choice 1 : Game over. Start over?
By getting involved, you become an HR executive for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. You learn the ropes, and, more often than not, you manage to solve a lot of problems, and you discover that you really like being an HR executive. You’ll stay in this position for the rest of your career, and you retire with a good pension.
Choice 1 : Game over. Start over?
You finish your studies, and you become a neurological surgeon. You have an enormous salary; you form a family, and you live a normal life.
Choice 1 : Game over. Start over?