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Writing Prompt Wednesday Week 12

Writing Prompt Action

The Queen walked gracefully along the garden path. When she reached the end, she beckoned the creature, and it stepped out of the shadows.

Writing Prompt Character

They call her Ghost, because she'll be silent and unseen when she comes for you.

Writing Prompt Dialogue

"I love you." "You've clearly hit your head."

Writing Prompt Object

The candle burned on its own. Only the breath of an immortal could put it out.

Writing Prompt Setting

Pillars of junk stretched up to the sky. To her, it was a treasure trove.

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