Comment-A-Thon: Round 3 - Flashfiction
Welcome, everyone, to round three. In this round, I present to you one, count them one prompt to do with and interpret as you please (so long as that interpretation remains gen and character-bashing free).
As with before, you have two choices:
Readers: Make a request based on the prompt or ignore the prompt entirely. Format remains the same.
Prompt/Request:
Characters:
I would Like:
I Don't Want:
Writers: Pick a request, or ignore the requests and comment directly with a story inspired by the prompt.
Rather than bore you with another repeat of the rules, I will simply link to them. Please, please read through them, most especially if you're a recent member.
The Rules
But one rule I will repeat, that this is a gen only community. Gen - a story that does not - I emphasize does not - focus on a romantic pairing and contains no scenes of graphic sex. Canon pairings are permitted as long as, again, they are not the focus of the story.
Now on to the prompt!
"What could possibly go wrong?"
Interpret this prompt as you will, metaphorically or literally. Include the actual line or not. What possibilities does this one simple quote hold? Let's find out :D
As with before, you have two choices:
Readers: Make a request based on the prompt or ignore the prompt entirely. Format remains the same.
Prompt/Request:
Characters:
I would Like:
I Don't Want:
Writers: Pick a request, or ignore the requests and comment directly with a story inspired by the prompt.
Rather than bore you with another repeat of the rules, I will simply link to them. Please, please read through them, most especially if you're a recent member.
The Rules
But one rule I will repeat, that this is a gen only community. Gen - a story that does not - I emphasize does not - focus on a romantic pairing and contains no scenes of graphic sex. Canon pairings are permitted as long as, again, they are not the focus of the story.
Now on to the prompt!
"What could possibly go wrong?"
Interpret this prompt as you will, metaphorically or literally. Include the actual line or not. What possibilities does this one simple quote hold? Let's find out :D