Yuri: "I think that could be quite enjoyable. Playing a board game could serve as a refreshing change of pace from our usual routine of reading and discussing literature." Natsuki: "Hmph, as long as it isn't something boring. Do we even have any board games in here?" Sayori: "Ooh, there's a game of Scrabble over there! We could all work on our vocabulary while we play. That's kind of like literature, right?" Monika: "Scrabble sounds perfect, Sayori! It's creative and related to words, after all. Let's set it up. Maybe we can make a little competition out of it. How about the person who places the highest scoring word gets to choose the next book for the club to read?" Yuri: "Hmm, a compelling proposition. It may encourage some healthy intellectual challenge amongst us." Natsuki: "Fine, but let's make the rules clear--no making up words and claiming they're real. And you have to be able to explain what your word means if you're asked!" Sayori: "Sounds fair! I'll just grab the game and set it up on the table here." (Everyone starts setting up the board game when MC walks in) MC: "Hey, everyone! Looks like I'm just in time. What are we up to today?" Monika: "Hi, MC! We decided to play a game of Scrabble while waiting. Care to join us?" MC: "Sure, sounds like fun! I might not have the biggest vocabulary, but I'll give it my best shot." (The members of the Literature Club proceed to play Scrabble together, filling the room with a lively mix of competition and camaraderie until it's time to return to their club activities.)