I got one idea I liked a LOT so that is what I will be doing to day.
So how this works. I got a prompt (which I love very much) use it to write a short response in the comments below. The response or part can be from a character in one of your stories or a something new. Have fun!
The prompt:
I have a short response for it as well.
"Unless I kill them. Than I win."
This came from Pinterest, I pined it to my Maverick board. I've got a story brewing. This is a part when Maverick is captured and he is talking to the bad guy.
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Now if you want to go a little farther. Email me your short story with the prompt ( you can use my part if you want) around 100 to 1000 words and, if I like it, I will post it on my blog sometime this month. Of course keep it clean or it will not be posted.
bifaithifly(at)gmail.com
Write your character's response below!
Can't wait to see what you come up with!
YES, THAT RESPONSE IS INCREDIBLE. <3333
ReplyDeleteMy response:
“So there’s only one thing left to do: Bribe them with chocolate. Works every time.”
THANKS!! <333
DeleteHAHA, LOVE THAT! Great response Nicole!
Love your response to the prompt.
ReplyDeleteThanks Skye! :)
Deletehahahah your response is so spot on ;) I wish I had time to write something for this ;/
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PB: thegirlwhodoesntexist.com
:D Thanks!
DeleteI understand. Write something later if you want. You got all month ;)
Told from the POV of a non-POV character in The Red Tattoo, my unpublished novel.
ReplyDeleteI'd thought when I struck her, slashed three deep gouges across her jaw and knocked her to the ground, she'd give up and learned her lesson, but instead, she stood and faced me. I'd never fought a female of my species, but I should have known by her scars that she wouldn't give up, and that she'd do her best to rip me apart. For every blow I stuck, she struck twice. Again, my blow to her skull drove her to the ground, but again, she rose to her feet. With blood dripping from numerous wounds, it struck me that this fight wouldn't end until she was dead.
In the end, I got run out of the group, and my former followers decided to make her leader. At first, I hoped she led them to their deaths. After all, they'd betrayed me.
As time went on and the bitterness of my loss lessened, I prayed she had led them to victory. Maybe she did. After all, I couldn't beat her. Maybe her other enemies learned that it's hard to beat a person who never gives up.
And I now realize there are some typos/tense errors in there and I can't correct them.
DeleteOh, nice twist to the prompt!
DeleteThat is a problem, oh well it's still good. :)
Thanks! It was interesting writing from the perspective of a villain.
DeleteVillains are always interesting. :)
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Ok Ann Thanks! :)
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