O.Z. One-Shots - Salt Bay Art Installation

The plaque adorns the picket fence in front of a normal-looking, two-story suburban home in Salt Bay.

The Smith Family*

The Pacific City Council of the Arts presents this living installation for the enjoyment of residents and visitors alike, showcasing what every Alpha loves about Salt Bay.

Each visitor, whether Alpha, Beta or Local, is invited to make a single behavioral or physical modification to the Smith Family. To allow for these changes to be properly observed and appreciated, changes are limited to one per week, per visitor. The Art Council will periodically revert the Smith Family back to their 'default' state to allow new visitors to enjoy the experience of molding an average family of Salt Bay locals.

Please visit our website for live feeds and edited weekly highlights.

Further below...

*Disclaimer: As we would never suggest an Alpha be forbidden from changing a local as many times as they wish to suit their whims, the Smiths are actually Betas on loan to the Council from their family Alpha, and have instructions to adhere to the limits of the exhibit. All other houses on the street are standard local residences, and available for home invasion.

A kiosk outside the house displays pictures and video of previous changes to the Smith House. It looks like Mr. and Mrs. Smith and their daughters have been gender swapped multiple times, bimbofied, unbimbofied, had their ethnicity changed, and any number of social restrictions applied, removed, or altered.

One video narrates a particularly ridiculous scenario where the eldest daughter, a busty, red-headed bimbo at the time, was given a cock-implant and told to act as though she were an adult, first-born son, who was actually subservient to his father. You chuckle at how silly that sounds.