[Prompt] #4: Drink
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fiction_drabblesWelcome back! Thanks again to everyone who participated in last week's prompt: readers, writers, and commenters alike.
If you're visiting us for the first time, we're glad to have you. Feel free to jump in and have a go at our fourth prompt.
This week's prompt is... #4: Drink.
At first glance, the word "drink" appears quite simple, but then when you start to consider a few questions, complexity enters into the picture. Perhaps you might ask yourself a direct set of questions, for example: "What, where, how, why is my character drinking?" Also consider what physical sensory part of their body they are drinking with: their mouth, or how about their eyes? The possible questions and answers you could focus on are very broad, leaving this week's prompt very open-ended.
If you'd like to read over the definition of the word "drink", click here for Merriam-Webster's official write up.
Whatever your preferred drink may be, remember to keep it to 100 words!
Please follow the posting format in the officialfiction_drabbles profile, and show us what you can do!
(*Note, do not reply to this post with your drabbles, be sure to make a new post for each one.)
If you're visiting us for the first time, we're glad to have you. Feel free to jump in and have a go at our fourth prompt.
This week's prompt is... #4: Drink.
At first glance, the word "drink" appears quite simple, but then when you start to consider a few questions, complexity enters into the picture. Perhaps you might ask yourself a direct set of questions, for example: "What, where, how, why is my character drinking?" Also consider what physical sensory part of their body they are drinking with: their mouth, or how about their eyes? The possible questions and answers you could focus on are very broad, leaving this week's prompt very open-ended.
If you'd like to read over the definition of the word "drink", click here for Merriam-Webster's official write up.
Whatever your preferred drink may be, remember to keep it to 100 words!
Please follow the posting format in the official
fiction_drabbles profile, and show us what you can do!(*Note, do not reply to this post with your drabbles, be sure to make a new post for each one.)