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Jonmartin Week 2025 Prompt Submissions

Hello and welcome once again to Prompt Submissions for Jonmartin Week! If you'd like to see a prompt used for the event, this is the place

Hello all! Our new mod team welcomes you once again to Jonmartin Week Prompt Submissions, this time for 2025! If you have a prompt you'd like to see as a part of this upcoming year's event, please submit it to the form.

Reminders & Rules:

>No prompt repeats from this past year event (2024) will be accepted.  For reference, the 2024 prompt list can be found here: https://jonmartinweek.tumblr.com/post/738881725683384320/jonmartin-week-2024-prompts-announcement.  Again these prompts will NOT be accepted.

>There will be a dedicated Ace Day and a Free/AU Day. >As AUs are accepted anytime during the event and with the AU Day happening at the end of the week, no specific au prompts will be accepted.

>Following the submission period, prompts will be voted on. The 14 with the most votes will become the official prompts for 2025.

The Submission Period will be open November 14th-December 6th

The Magnus Archives is a horror podcast WRONG

The Magnus Archives is a RomCom WRONG

It's the world most elaborately made and longest anti smoking ad lmao

a dark academia reading list

If We Were Villains by M.L. Rio

The Secret History by Donna Tartt

The Plays of Oscar Wilde

Gentlemen & Players by Joanne Harris

The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde

Tales of Mystery and Imagination by Edgar Allan Poe

The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt

The Enola Holmes Books by Nancy Springer

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

Macbeth by William Shakespeare

Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman

Circe by Madeline Miller

Mythology by Edith Hamilton

The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller

The Sherlock Holmes Mysteries by Arthur Conan Doyle

People Like Us by Dana Moyle

The Ivies by Alexa Donne

The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake

Truly Devious by Maureen Johnson

Worldbuilding Prompts: Food Related Questions

A: How different is the food in this world compared to the food in the real word?

B: What's the national dish?

C: What type of flavor is most popular? Spicy, sweet, or sour?

D: Is most food hot or cold? Or is a mix?

E: It's late and someone is hungry. Where is somewhere they could go to get food?

F: Is there a type of food that would be weird to eat outside a specific timeframe? (EX: How most people in real life don't consider a baked potato to be breakfast food.)

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G: What's the most popular type of candy?

H: How would a meal between the average person and an elite member of society compare?

I: Do different species eat different things?

J: What ingredients would be used in the average sandwich?

K: What snack or dish is considered childish?

L: What dish do most find really taste. (EX: Like how pizza is mostly considered to be a tasty food in real life.)

M: What dish would be the grossest to an outsider?

N: Someone is feeling lazy. What's a quick meal they could make?

O: What type of food would be served at a cookout?

P: What's an average side served as dinner time?

Q: Which manners would someone be expected to follow at the dinner table?

R: What would be considered dinner food?

S: How common would it be for someone to be a vegetarian or vegan?

T: Is their a drink that's most commonly served with dinner?

U: What type of dish would be served at a fantasy event?

V: Where are crops most often grown?

W: What type of meat is most common to eat?

X: What's the most popular type of fruit and vegetable?

Y: Is the average dish spicy? If so, could someone not from the world eat it without tremendous amount of pain?

Z: What type of snacks are served at movie theaters?

If you ask the neighbors which one of them is the funniest, most would say its Barnaby.

If you asked Barnaby who's the funniest neighbor? He'd say its Frank XD

Looks like a cinnamon roll but could actually kill you:

Looks like could kill you but is actually a cinnamon roll:

Looks like a cinnamon roll and is actually a cinnamon roll:

Looks like could kill you and could actually kill you:

Could die from eating too many cinnamon rolls:

Tumblr is the Bill Cipher to my Stanford Pines. No, I‘m not elaborating.

Was looking for some lighthearted regency era shenanigans, but woah, this hit hard.

If Augustus is Jonah, and becomes conscious, I Hope we see him break down in tmagp

Like he gave everything to the eye and it threw him away like he was nothing. He had killed a lot of people and even ones he had loved. He had to kill his humanity and even who he was for it. He spent centuries sacrificing and serving it so it can have the world in its image, So it can have power. And it threw him away without a second thought. For someone who was trying to kill it.

If the theory that the fears are different now, imagine how scared he’ll be when he wakes up, doesn’t know this and thinks the eye cut him off completely. He dedicated his life to it. Now that it’s gone, what would he even do.

I like to think that Jonah was actually a person at some point. before the eye. That he genuinely loved Barnabas and all of them. That he had motivations outside of the eye. Before he threw them away for the beholding. I like to think now that he has his original voice back, and not one of the stolen ones from Elias Bouchard or James Wright, will send him on a spiral. Reminds him of who he was. And what he could’ve had if he never got involved.