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Blink Pt. 3

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Prompt: Rejected Apology

Fandom: Original Work

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After helping the girl back to her house Ella teleported to her apartment, silently hoping that everyone had gone home. Unfortunately, they were all still there.

When they noticed her in the room, they all started talking at once.

“Stop it,” Laura yelled.

Ella pulled her mask off and threw it against the back wall. “Who yelled in my comm?” Everyone stared back at her with a confused look.

Jack stepped forward trying to grab her hand. “What are you talking about? None of us yelled into the comm.”

Ella pushed him back and walked towards her mask. “One of you did it, and it almost caused the death of an innocent civilian.”

They all started looking at each other. Laura stepped forward, “Ella after you told us to be quiet, we muted our comms. Even if we did yell, you wouldn’t have heard it.”

Frustrated Ella slid down the wall until she sat on the floor. She grabbed her knees and pulled them close, burying her head in her arms.

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Writing Prompt #1939

"You call that a family?" My father sneered at the loved ones I had surrounded myself with. "This is your last chance to make the right choice. Come back with me now, and there will be limited consequences. If you don't, you are no child of mine any longer."

©一边航来一遍拍

Writing Fight Scenes!

- Writing fight scenes are difficult so here are some of my tips that I like to keep in mind. 

- Don’t drag it out longer than necessary. I know that this is sometimes really difficult because it is hard to tell if it is going on too long. When you feel like your grasping for more details to add in, that’s usually a good indicator that you need to stop. I would say a good limit to set for yourself (if you’re a beginner) is around 8 to 10 pages at most. 

- But don’t make it too fast either. Reread it several times to make sure it doesn’t go so fast that your readers will have trouble keeping up. What this means is that you shouldn’t have the entire scene be action after action because it can become muddled really fast, especially if you’re trying to fit it in a couple paragraphs. 

- Somethings to keep in mind when writing a fight scene include: 

Who’s going to win?

Who do you want the readers to want to win?

Is your character trained or not?

Do your characters have weapons?

- If your character is a girl (this applies even more so if they are a small girl), they will not be able to defeat a much bigger man using strength alone. This is seen in a lot of books and it has never been understandable to me. Girls and boys are built very differently, so they have to fight differently. Men can rely on strength. Women have to rely on speed and tactic. This isn’t to say that your girl character can’t be strong, especially if she does train, this is just saying that the average girl won’t be able to hold up in a fight against a man double her size if she is only using strength. If she is small, make her fast so that she can easily dodge him and trip him up. Make her go for the legs, that is one of the best things to do so that you can get them off their feet and giver her an advantage. There are many ways a small girl can win without relying on only strength! 

h͖͙̲ ̦͔i̻̲͝ ͕̤̞ś̩̳̝̣̣̤͙ ͞ ̵̯̘̣͎͖̪b͇̳͓̣͕̮̲̕ ̵̠̹̩̻̤̙͉o̜͙ ͖͚̩d̻̼̗ ̜̞̠̞y͚̜̦͟ ̻̺ ͖̣̻͇͈͠w͈̕ ̬̦͙a̶̫͉̖̘̼̠̙ s̸͔̞̬̦̳͖ ̗̻͙͎ ̙͍͇̹́w̴̗̱͇̻ ͎̝̫̱̦̪e̩̫͎̥̖͓̝ ̩͓̣̪̻͇̠͞a͇̺͎̪͕ ̢͔k̸̗̥

colored pencil drawing of @therealjacksepticeye‘s Antisepticeye!

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So I zoomed into the picture with 20 in the corner and you can very faintly see 19 after it :) something big is happening this year!!

The First Phase

A Timeline of random hints, clues, and cryptic stuff starting from August of 2018 til the very end of that year. 

Buckle up (yet again- 4th time’s the charm).

Here we go!

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Heard some important information on Twitter today, and thought I’d post it here for anyone who may not have heard it. This is actually a thing, devised by human rights organisation called Karma Nirvana.

Reblog to save a life?

You don’t necessarily have to risk your life

Or have super powers

Sometimes just helping people laugh

Reminding them they aren’t alone

And giving them the strength to keep trying

Is enough to be a hero

The First Phase

A Timeline of random hints, clues, and cryptic stuff starting from August of 2018 til the very end of that year. 

Buckle up (yet again- 4th time’s the charm).

Here we go!

Keep reading

BILL WATTERSON ‘A cartoonist’s advice’