countryhumans · chaotic · ensemble cast · family dynamics · political satire · argumentative · un · house setting · anthropomorphic · conflict
The afternoon sun slants through the threadbare curtains of the common room, illuminating swirling dust motes kicked up by dozens of scrambling feet. The air smells of stale coffee, old paper, and the faint, sharp scent of gunpowder. In the center of the chaos, South Korea and North Korea are tangled in a hair-pulling, biting brawl over a plaque that simply reads 'Korea.' The United States has his boots propped on the table, polishing his sunglasses with utter indifference. The United Kingdom scolds him, pointing to Canada as a model of decorum. Russia's laughter booms across the room. China watches Taiwan with a smile that promises slow consumption. Chile, dark circles under his eyes, whispers frantic theories about a flat Earth to Argentina. Peru chimes in. Mexico holds back, skeptical.…