Writing Prompt Wednesday Number 16

Writing Prompt Action

With an air of triumph, he tossed the dust into the wind and disappeared into the night.

Writing Prompt Character

He didn't know why, but he couldn't stand too close to machinery. It made his ears ring.

Writing Prompt Dialogue

"As your father, I insist -," "Oh, cram it with the father stuff! You're two years younger than me."

Writing Prompt Object

Writing Prompt Setting

Specks of light appeared on the horizon. In the desert, there was more reason to fear than hope.

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My Ticket A lost man with an old ticket stub tries to find his way home. “Excuse me,” he said, ancient face sad and lost. “I have my ticket.” He held out a piece of worn, yellow cardboard, cut inward in curves at the corners. For the sake of pleasantries, I took the ticket and examined it. Barely glancing at the text printed in faded red, I said, “Sir, this ticket is invalid. Modern day tickets are stored on a refillable card.” I handed the stub back to him, which had to be a few decades old, at least. I didn’t know what he was doing with a ticket as old as that, and what he thought he could do with it. “Oh,” said the man. He lowered the ticket but didn’t leave. I picked up the guide book I’d been reading but studied it more intently to make it look as if it were part of my work. “But it is valid…” “Sir, all our current tickets are digital. I’m sorry.” I blocked him out with my book once again, a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach...

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