The worst part of the day finally came. He stood silently on the wall as the first ship sank its anchor.
If your character is used to killing, write about how they feel when they save a life.
If your character has never killed, write about the time they did.
“You stink.”
Touch.
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Writing prompts are underestimated, they really get the creative juices flowing.
I agree. I love writing them, probably more than I do responding to them. There’s a great feeling in the sense of possibility; ‘I can write anything and anything can be written from it.’