A Thousand and One Drabbles

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Parts 7
Time 8m

So, basically we did this exercise in class where we had to write a descriptive paragraph based off a simple sentence and a tone word. It was super fun (Yes, school was fun. Shocker). Anyway, I wanted to do it some more, so I thought, why not have you guys give me a topic and I'll spin a tale? An example is provided in the first chapter. In short, I want you to give me a simple, plain sentence. Then, I will either pick the tone of the story or you could provide it. Finally, I'll write a short drabble about 100 words long (give or take). It's really just a writing exercise for me, but whatever.All Rights Reserved

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