Things have been going pretty smoothly (except for the pain in my dominant typing hand, is that normal?). Touched up the photos to make them look even more like an old movie. Found a font that fit the mood better. Got pretty much all of the rooms except for the last two done. Played around with locking specific dialogues and choices until they're unlocked by something else. Wrote up a couple more bad ends, too. Very brutal bad ends. And, one thing I'm extremely happy with, is an attempt to take a nap that ends in a brief glimpse into how Agatha (the AI) actually manipulates the house (see photo). It's a very atmospheric scene, and I'm surprised that I'm the one who wrote it.
Writing this game has been very strange. Usually, I need to do some extensive planning to figure out what happens next. With Smart Technology, though, I've just been saying, "So, I'm in this room now. What if this happens? Or this?" And then the next thing I know, I have five pages of stuff written down. I go from having absolutely no idea where to take the story to having the story almost done. THIS DOES NOT HAPPEN TO ME UNDER NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES, HELP.
Hopefully, I'll be able to keep up this momentum for the good end. I have no idea how to pull that off.