Monday, March 28, 2011

PROMPT NUMBER THIRTEEN

Yeow, number 13. Unlucky. But last week was the apocalypse; can't get much unluckier than that. So something more lighthearted (and vague) this week:

Fall into the ocean. Revel in it.


Feel free to take metaphorical license, hehe. Or not.

15 comments:

  1. Uh oh . . . I think it's time to bring out the candy.

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  2. Wow, talk about fate! I've been working all week on my blog so I could sign up for the Chrysalis Experiment. A few weeks ago I remembered a snippet of a dream and it's been stuck in my brain as the seed of a story. And then this morning the first paragraph popped into my consciousness when I woke up. It all had to do with the ocean! Someone out there is telling me something!

    So yes, I'm a newbie! My survey can be found here: http://literarydependent.wordpress.com/2011/03/29/the-chrysalis-experiment/

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  3. Hmm... maybe I could do a companion story to Midas? Yes, I can see it now. I'll show how Marigold came back to him!

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  4. Hi Caitrin! Welcome to the lab. I'll add your name to our list of participants. And yes, you'll find that Winter is often psychic!!

    Yay! I was just thinking about Midas.

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  5. Hellooo.
    Sorry for the late comment. My computer is seriously old and not the best:)

    I'll give it my best shot!

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  6. DONE!:)
    http://anillustratedwriter.blogspot.com/2011/03/chrysalis-experiment-prompt-13_30.html

    ^not very good by the way. Really didn't like the end result.

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  7. Oh my. Mine's turning out all dark and weird!

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  8. Once again, I haven't even started mine :P I have to do it tonight or I won't have time.

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  9. Mine's up: http://steamandink.blogspot.com/p/chrysalis-experiment.html
    Huh, and I thought I was going to write a cheerful one this week! Moral of the story: don't read The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen before embarking on creative endeavours. Unless you want to end up with a dark allegory about death and grieving. ;)

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  10. Mine's done too. Don't worry, Caitrin. I don't like most anything of mine by the time I'm done, lol.

    Anderson's versions of stories did seem much more grim than, err...the Grimms', right?

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  11. O! Wait, I meant Anne. Dam*it. Sorry!

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