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Writing Prompt Wednesday Number 29


Writing Prompt Action
It pulled back its head, and let out a tremendous roar. 


Writing Prompt Character
He was not human. He bled red dust.


Writing Prompt Dialogue
"It was a happy accident."
"Never refer to our marriage as a happy accident. I will divorce you."


Writing Prompt Object
His glass eye could see into the souls of others.


Writing Prompt Setting
Magic was built into the walls of this place.



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