Experiment 11: Quest Outline

Experiment 11: Quest Outline
The Family Vault
The Cea Cousins cast is on another adventure. This time they begin at the side of their dying grandfather, who confesses they have a vault filled with family treasures dating back to the eleventh century. Daphne asks their grandfather where the vault is, but he is unable to speak the name of its location before he passes. As he dies on his bed, his hand slackens, releasing a piece of paper with a riddle inscribed on it. The answer to the riddle details the location of the next riddle in Bangkok, Thailand. The cast begin their quest, traveling the globe on the hunt for the riddles which will inevitably lead them to the vault. The crew members play to their strengths: Shamu and Daphne provide leadership and wisdom, Ray and Bethany provide the brains to crack the riddles, Kona and Kunai bring their brawn to do the grunt work, and Alisa and Dixie provide the comedic relief. But the journey will not be that easy. Private collectors are hot on the trail as well, and will stop at nothing to be the first to the vault. These collectors are ambitious, well funded, and won’t mind killing a few of the crew to get to that treasure first. So the race begins, the Cea Cousins have their work cut out for them. To find the vault is to find a trove of Cea Cousins history, not to mention treasure! Who will win? Will it be the collectors only after the valuables, or will it be the family the treasure belongs to?


Disclaimer: The Cea Cousins cast refers to a family of sea creatures, all with different personalities and skills. The main characters are mentioned above, but there are more, and several antagonist villains the cast usually confront. The characters originate from a group of stuffed animals my cousin and I collect, and continue to collect! (We both have had a fascination with sea creatures since we were little) Many years ago when we were young, we decided to join our stuffed animals together and call them the Cea Cousins. With the cast, we have gone on many adventures and made many films, most of them feature length. Our current film, Jack and the Beanstalk, is currently in principle photography.

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