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.

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