Welcome, A-Z Blogging Challenge friends. This year, my theme is Prompt-a-day, with fun or thought-provoking writing prompts to use as a story start, warm up, or creativity stretching exercise.Yucky
Your date decorates his/her living room with jars of diseased livers, animal droppings, or celebrities’ used Kleenex.
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Q4U: How might you spin this prompt in an unexpected direction? How about as Gothic romance or urban fantasy?
That one night stand ends in the living room--early in the evening :)
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One suspects the date wouldn't even make it to one-night-stand status.
DeleteEuw. The date walks in and walks right back out. No thanks. Could be an fun date night scene.
ReplyDeleteDiscarded Darlings - Jean Davis, Speculative Fiction Writer, A to Z: Editing Fiction
The date that started amazingly well could take a sudden turn in a living room like this.
DeleteHi Laurel - that is yuck, yuck, yuck ... I'd be out of the door - unless I knew he was some kind of really clever scientist and then I don't think I'd fit the bill!! Cheers Hilary
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I could imagine a hepatologist having a weird penchant for keeping specimens. It would take someone really special to not be disgusted by his/her hobby.
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