DisneyWorld (Not that one)

In this iteration, your POV is a night shift technician who's job is to look out for bugs in the new hosts' AI.

Delos was still in some experimental phases with their hosts, and recent concerns from the developers seemed to raise some eyebrows. There was talk that the AI in these new hosts was a little buggy, but corporate quietly dismissed the concerns by just assigning a night technician to check them before shutdown. This was fine by you as one of their technicians, as you enjoyed the night shift…maybe not for the most savory of reasons, but you still enjoyed the peace and quiet.

And occasionally maybe enjoyed feeling up the deactivated hosts. What? They were androids, not real people, so it was like touching a mannequin. Pathetic? Maybe. Dangerous? Not at all.

But being assigned to DisneyWorld park didn’t entice you. You’d seen the animated movies, most of those main characters were underage — you’re a pervert, but a pervert with morals, even for androids. Your mind changed when you heard you were working specifically on the LIVE ACTION Disney sets — while you weren’t wild on any of those movies, all those actresses were legal adults, your conscience was clear!

A few weeks after being stationed at DisneyWorld, you got a handle on the layout: a massive castle was being constructed, with sets themed after different movies and characters on every floor. The towers and main body were for your standard Princess fare: Emma Watson’s Belle, Lily James’ Cinderella, Naomi Scott’s Jasmine, Halle Bailey’s Ariel, and out in the back they were still working on building a training courtyard for Liu Yifei’s Mulan and a small forest and cottage set for Rachel Zegler’s Snow White. While those sets were mostly complete, the hosts were still sealed in storage crates in the main level.

And below ground level, we had the dark side. The first subterranean level was the lair of Angelina Jolie’s Maleficent…but that was the only finished set so far. An offshoot wing of that floor was to be the throne room of Helena Bonham-Carter’s Red Queen, a small lounge area modeled after the hideout of Emma Stone’s Cruella de Ville, and the next floor down was to be the potion lab of the Evil Queen Grimhilde from Snow White, as played by Gal Gadot. Thus far, for some reason, the only completed set was Maleficent’s lair, and you’d just gotten the keys to the storage containers, so you were sent to unpack them.