Working back from - forever... response to challenge #2, "Someone is sitting on a rooftop. It is either high noon or midnight."

( 333 words long gets a cut, whee! )

Better late than never, right?

For Prompt #112: An unknown friend. + the keywords utter, white, hole, daydream.

(205 words.)

( There is a lady all in white... )

Two men. One window. A clock is striking.

+

seed, lexicon, kiss, contrary

( Midnight City )

Hughes should have lived. Any number of men he had killed himself with the four swords he went through did not trouble Enjolras’ mind. But of all of his friends, Combeferre should have survived. He would not have taken up the banner for himself, but he could have taught someone who would. The leaders were more impressive martyrs. Let the ( Read more... )

Days off of school are good days for drabble writing. Response to the old, old prompt "Mea culpa."

( Behind the cut. )

Well, here's a (depressing) go at this one: Pick a character. Write two drabbles about said character: one in which he does something good, one in which he does something bad. Bonus points if you link them somehow. It didn't really go where I was originally intending it to go, but hey, it's something ( Read more... )

Mmmkay. Let's try something different, then.

For the rest of this month, please post drabbles for any previous challenge that got no responses.

Some of the more recent of these are:

• A character is talking to a member of the opposite sex. The topic of discussion is either food or religion.
  
• Pick a character. Write two drabbles about said ( Read more... )

This week's challenge is:

A character is talking to a member of the opposite sex. The topic of discussion is either food or religion.

This week's keywords are:

dainty, trial, glaze, grin

Remember, you can use either of these prompts, or both, or both at once if you're feeling particularly ambitious.

Okay, I'll just say up front this time that I'm going to miss a week after this. Holidays, wot?

This week's challenge:
Naughty or Nice -- pick a character. Write two drabbles about said character: one in which he does something good, one in which he does something bad. Bonus points if you link them somehow.

This week's keywords:

contrived, ( Read more... )

Wrote this for the "modern" challenge. Or, rather, I unearthed it as it was originally a sketch for a longer fic.

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