The effects of an active imagination
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Two girls that love writing play a game. They take turns giving each other a prompt. Once the prompt is given the other person has 5 mins to write as much as they can. After time is up the other person takes over and so on until they feel the story is complete. This is the after effect. (Prompts and interpretations will vary so if you dislike one story try another)
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