Writing Prompt Wednesday Number 33

Writing Prompt Action

The witch sighed. As her last shred of hope vanished, she took the bat from the umbrella stand, and destroyed what was left of her altar.

Writing Prompt Character

A dad and daughter crime fighting team.

Writing Prompt Dialogue

"Tell me what's in this again."

"Blood and teeth."

"I'm sorry, what?"

Writing Prompt Object

The photograph changed, every couple of days or so. She realised too late, it was trying to tell her something.

Writing Prompt Setting

From the deck, the ocean looked like spilled ink. Below the surface, their pearl skin shone like a beacon.

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Writing Prompt Wednesday Number 34

Writing Prompt Action The scythe was twice his size, but when he swung it, the edge cut through the enemy's defences like a knife through butter. Writing Prompt Character She was loved by everyone, but no one knew how deep her disloyalty went. Writing Prompt Dialogue "Yeah! Get 'em, punch harder!" "Would you like to take over?" "No, no, you're doing great! Punch at whatever strength you're comfortable with." Writing Prompt Object The ring changed the appearance of the wearer. Writing Prompt Setting They say if you enter knowing what you're looking for, the library is silent. If you enter unknowing, it wakes up. Subscribe for weekly writing prompts!

Writing Prompt Wednesday Number 35

Writing Prompt Action She quite literally danced with death. Writing Prompt Character The assassin worked for both kingdoms. Writing Prompt Dialogue "Did you hear about the last person who interrupted my reading? I used their tongue as a bookmark." "You're a messed-up individual." "I know. It's why I read." Writing Prompt Object Once the mask was on, it didn't come off. Writing Prompt Setting On the walls of the tomb, were scribbles, scratches. Words of the dead. Subscribe for weekly writing prompts!

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