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@rochellaine Nah, I wouldn’t turn it into fantasy. 😀
For sure.
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Compendium of KP Literature: kapeeferliterature.wordpress.com@supermonkey42 Great. 🙂 But…you didn’t say whether you’d let me read it. Or do you not like other people reading your stuff?
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@rochellaine Oops. That was actually what the “for sure” meant. I guess that was a bit unclear. 😀 So, Yes, I’d definitely let you read it!
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Compendium of KP Literature: kapeeferliterature.wordpress.com@supermonkey42 Ohhh, I see. 😀 Thanks!!! But now prepare for multiple questions on the progress of the story…unless you decide not to write it! 🙂 😀 (I’m a very impatient person.)
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@supermonkey42 Oh, and I realize that it’s going to be your story, so don’t feel like you have to do exactly what my original idea was. That was just a prompt, and I won’t mind if you decide you need to change things to fit your own style. 🙂
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He worked to forget.
A prompt I made up from Spanish practice. That was the translation of the sentence. 🙂
@Allison-grace That one is strangely chilling. I like it!!
“I realize this is the apocalypse and everything, but do you think any Hobby Lobbys are still open? I’ve run out of glitter glue.”
“So, here’s the plan: you distract the guards and I sneak by.” “How am I supposed to distract them?” “I don’t know. Maybe walk up, introduce yourself, and casually mention that you’re robbing this museum?”
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@daughteroftheking AHAHA! I am in love with those prompts XD Could I perhaps use the second one? I have characters that fit it perfectly 😀
“You can’t get away with eating cake in this country.”
“You? Here? How? I thought I had eliminated you.”
“Yeah, well, I don’t take kindly to being eliminated.”Read to explore worlds, write to create them.
@daughteroftheking @sleepwalkingmk I actually think that plan for robbing the museum might work! Wouldn’t the guards just think you were making fun of them and not take you seriously?
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A few more prompts:
They had thought it was anger – that icy stare that might have frozen molten lava – but it wasn’t. It was fear.
“Always make sure there is ink in your pen before you allow yourself to be blindfolded.”
“Good news!”
“What?”
“You don’t have to die today!”She was an entourage in and of herself.
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@rochellaine Haha! Maybe, maybe not. It reminds me of Studio C’s Operation Breakup … “Hello. I am in the neighborhood… to rob you.”
It didn’t end well. :’D
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@sleepwalkingmk Haha, yeah. 🙂
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@rochellaine Woah. Those prompts. The imagery in the first one. I applaud you. And the last one seems like it could be a story in and of itself.
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@sleepwalkingmk Thank you! Yes, help yourself! *extends a heaping plate a prompts to you* I love both of yours, and especially the second one. Operation Breakup! Some of my favorite Studio C sketches!
@rochellaine That might work, and you might even go free if the guards had a sense of humor. XD“Always make sure there is ink in your pen before you allow yourself to be blindfolded.” I really like that one! It sounds like good advice for a writer.
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@sleepwalkingmk Oh, thank you! And I’m glad you liked those two, because they’re the ones I made up myself. The middle two I got ideas for from conversations I listened to yesterday. 😀
I can do imagery? That’s a new one. 🙂
Haha! I get a really cool picture when I imagine the last one. I’d love to see the person described like that.
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