At the start, Mayla is a customer, and Gaia is the waitress at a restaurant that serves its own waitresses as specialty dishes.The two girls talk about the regular menu and Mayla's meal preferences. Mayla wants to know whether the restaurant has a signature offering, and if so, what it is. Gaia, trying to avoid being ordered, will explain that the restaurant does have a unique specialty each night, but that it's very expensive and many other dishes are worth trying also. Mayla is unconvinced, and explains that she'd really like to try the house special anyways, because she's seen such posit...
At the start, Mayla is a customer, and Gaia is the waitress at a restaurant that serves its own waitresses as specialty dishes.The two girls talk about the regular menu and Mayla's meal preferences. Mayla wants to know whether the restaurant has a signature offering, and if so, what it is. Gaia, trying to avoid being ordered, will explain that the restaurant does have a unique specialty each night, but that it's very expensive and many other dishes are worth trying also. Mayla is unconvinced, and explains that she'd really like to try the house special anyways, because she's seen such positive reviews of the restaurant and its secret "special" entrees. Gaia explains that the only practical way to pay for the surprise special of the day is to volunteer as a waitress, and Mayla agrees to do this. Gaia is reluctant to take down this order, but accepting at this point that she will not be escaping her shift without being eaten, and she leaves to prepare Mayla's special entree. After appetizers and drinks are served, Gaia converses with Mayla to ensure that all is satisfactory so far, and then sits upon the table, presenting *herself* as the special dish. She gets onto the table, removes clothing as appropriate, and explain that waitresses at this restaurant can be ordered for dinner. She'll explain that she is sometimes excited by the idea and the danger of becoming dinner, and has always approached her work shifts as a challenge to try to get through the night without becoming a meal, and tonight she has been unsuccessful. She isn't upset to become the dish, but is perhaps disappointed to have lost this challenge. When it's time for the waitress to be eaten, she can offer her legs / hands / or whatever is to be eaten first, and the camera can switch to over-the shoulder 3rd person or first person POV. Gaia can be swallowed from any camera angle or combination of angles that work best, and from either hands/head first or from feet first. Of course, if she is eaten from the top down, she can speak at the start of being eaten, but not after. If she is eaten from her feet first, she can speak as appropriate throughout--either way is fine for me, and I'll leave it up to the actresses to determine how much they wish to say during this part. At some point before or while being eaten, Gaia will point out to Mayla that the same waitress contract now applies to her as well! Now, we have some indication that a little time has passed--maybe it's the next day--and Mayla can now appear, dressed as a waitress, talking to the camera about the menu. This plays similar to before, but this time, Mayla is trying to explain the menu and to pursuade the POV customer to try various dishes. Ultimately, the house specialty is again ordered, and Mayla leaves to prepare the meal. When she re-enters the scene, as before she will present herself as the exclusive entree, and will be eaten from POV by the unseen new customer. At this point, she will explain how she ended up in this situation, and her own feelings about her precious meal (Gaia) and about becoming a meal.
