Writing Prompt Wednesday Number 30

Writing Prompt Action

Under hail of fire, she abandoned her comrades, and vanished form the battlefield.

Writing Prompt Character

A doe eyed pixie with evil intent.

Writing Prompt Dialogue

"I will never be his. I'd rather be dead."

Writing Prompt Object

The box held nothing but hope. Only Pandora could return the rest.

Writing Prompt Setting

When night came, the city vanished.

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