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Writing Prompt #103

Writing Prompts · 15 December 2014

Writing Prompt #103: "I totally just met a millionaire at the gas-n-sip. I loaned him $5 bucks."

Writing Prompt #103

“I totally just met a millionaire at the gas-n-sip. I loaned him $5 bucks.”

Practice Writing

  1. Take five minutes to imagine the characters, setting, and situation in the prompt above. Who said this line of dialogue? Was the “millionaire” really a millionaire? Was it the character’s last five dollars? Why did the character give the money away?
  2. Now write freely for fifteen minutes. Don’t second-guess where the story goes as you write it. Just write.
  3. Share your experience in the comments.

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