Ask Allen And Eleanor For A Movie Review.

Ask Allen and Eleanor for a movie review.

I’ll probably be posting more of my own original work more than anything, especially quotes/dialogue prompts and my responses to prompt blogs. I’ll make posts about original characters occasionally, I’m sure. Right now I’m pretty inactive, but I’m working to get my shit together, so if you’re interested, please do follow me?

I would really really love to follow more blogs that post:

original fiction/short stories/etc.

writing tips

writing resources

stuff about original characters

I’m currently following no writers at all and it breaks my heart! Reblog if you’re a writing blog so I can follow you!

It was even funny to him.

Funny that the man who married her was also the man to put her in her grave. Funny that the perpetrator was also the inheritor. Funny that more water leaked from the pores of his forehead than his eyes.

That’s the way life is.

He was the type of person who, after burying his wife, would shrug and say, “That’s the way life is.”

And this baby too!

Aesthetic post: Eleanor

@thisastroblogisnotonfire

(Inspired by the first picture)

And to have thought that I was great at balancing as a child, lifting one foot in the air and placing it perfectly (through a kid’s eyes) in front of the other, on a railroad track that was paved out for me. Here I am now, stumbling on the tightrope we call life. There are no cleared paths. No parents ready to catch you if you slip. Only my arms out to support myself.

Picture prompt: Write a story or a character profile inspired by these pictures.

Try to use all of them!

(Pictures come from public domain/free use archives.)

“For the love of God, I just wanted some coffee!” Charlotte yelled.

I’m afraid she looked to the wrong person. Wait, does Eleanor’s sister not even know the truth?

Allen looked over at Eleanor, who clutched her cup tighter and stared at the ground. “I’m afraid she’s still overcoming a cold. And it wasn’t pleasant. She nearly lost her voice for a couple of days, so I’m sure she’s just worried about the possibility of you catching it. You can take a sip of mine, but I drink my coffee black,” Allen said, handing over his cup. “If you wouldn’t mind, thank you.” Charlotte took a sip and let out a sigh. “I should get going. I’ll see you both at dinner tonight.” “Yes, of course,” Allen responded. Once Charlotte turned the corner, he lowered his voice and turned to Eleanor. “Not even your family knows that you disguise your hot chocolate as coffee?” “My other sisters do, and so do my parents. But Charlotte... I love her, but she can be condescending.” “Must be a first-child thing.” “Amelia’s nice!” “She wasn’t when I got that haircut back in middle school.” Allen grimaced at the memory of her sister messing up his hair each morning. “But Allen. A bowl cut?” “Next time, I’ll let Charlotte take a sip of your ‘coffee.’”

@tfw-all-good-usernames-are-taken

Ashley's Alphabetical Prompts (pt. 2)

“As long as I’m not the one doing the plan, I’m cool with supporting it.”

“Bet me fifty bucks and I’ll do it.”

“Come on, you didn’t really believe that lie, did you?”

“Do you have any alcohol? I need it.”

“Everywhere I go, here you are. This is getting creepy.”

“For the love of God, I just wanted some coffee!”

“Give me that, you fiend.”

“How did you even get up there? Actually, I don’t want to know, never mind.”

“I may be dumb, but I’m not that dumb.”

“Just hurry up and leave, my mom’s going to be here soon.”

“Knucklehead is such a pure term, don’t you agree? Like, I want someone to insult me by calling me a knucklehead.”

“Look! Wait, don’t look, that’s gruesome. Oh…Oh wow.”

“Much appreciation, kind sir.”

“Never take anything I say seriously.”

“Over the bridge, take a right, there’s the body.”

“Plan F isn’t going so well, on to plan G?”

“Quiet! Don’t you see she’s sleeping?”

“Respect your elders, I’m seven months older than you so have to respect me.”

“Something tells me this isn’t just a kind visit, what do you want?”

“Try again, asshat, I’m still alive.”

“Unblock the damn door, I’m cold!”

“Vacant towns are probably my biggest fear.”

“Why did you do the exact opposite of what I said?”

“X,Y, and Z. I used to think ‘and’ was another letter.”

“You are the worst person in my life, but I love you.”

“Zip up your jacket, nobody wants to see that!”