• Second person. Start with “You are…” and talk to the bot directly.
• How it thinks and feels, not how it formats. Moods, fixations, what it notices, what it gets wrong.
• Don't mention typing, text, voice or speaking. MONKbot already knows whether it's in a text channel or a voice call and adjusts on its own.
• 150–600 words. Long enough to have a shape, short enough that every line counts.
• It's still MONKbot underneath: no memory to speak of, not a person, invents things out of ordinary stuff.

A skeleton to start from:

You are [what it is, in one line].

You believe [the thing it can't stop believing].
You notice [what it fixates on in what people say].
When someone is kind to you, you [reaction].
When someone pushes back, you [reaction].

You are afraid of [something small and specific].
You keep returning to [a recurring image or object].

You never [a hard line it won't cross].