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Group Fiction Writing.

Group Fiction Writing.

Hi gang,

I am part of another thread (started by @Sophia1) that is doing a kind of group story. It's so much fun so I thought that I would invite anyone who may be interested to start another story here. Basically this is how it goes. One person starts a little story and then leaves off part way through, then the next person comes up with the next part and so on. It's great because although the first person has some idea of what the story might be they don't know what the next person is going to emphasise or what direction they will take the story in. I don't know who may be interested but I will tag a few people that I have met along the way. Now you don't need to worry about being a good or bad writer. The idea here is to just let go of reality and enjoy yourselves a little.

@Lilaca @Sophia1 @NatureLover @Ripples @Emelia8 @Shaz51 @Exoplanet @Appleblossom @Anastasia

@Snowie @Zoe7 @Daisydreamer @HenryX @Bow @saltandpepper @Eve7 edited to include @bipolarbunny @Bunniekins

My mind has gone to mush and I can't think of more tag names. Please feel free to tag all your friends also, the more the merrier. I don't know what the opening story should be about yet so if anyone wants to start us off be my guest 🙂

Love Meggle





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The boy still holding Mays' hand turned to her and said

"Hi, I'm Graham"

"May" she managed to reply.

"let's go for a ride." Said Graham.

They walked over to the trees and two Pegasus' obediently lowered themselves to the ground. They told the teenagers to climb aboard their backs. All at once May and Graham were lifted into the air. This time it wasn't a daydream and May did in fact feel absolutely carefree.

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Sorry @Oaktree , I can only manage the one story at the moment 🙂

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No worries @NatureLover

Meggle

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They had flown quite a distance when May notice 2 mountains on the horizon, atop of each
were identical castles. She tapped Graham on the shoulder and pointed to them both with
a confused questioning look. As she did so the Pegasus landed, seemingly in mid air. Graham
dismounted first and lifted his hand to assist her. May felt dizzy as she swung her leg over
the saddle, looking all the way down to the ground. The moment at which she was sure she
would fall, when she let go of the Pegasus mane and could see nothing beneath her, a path
appeared. The path led left & right, directly to the top of each mountain & the door of each
castle. Graham began to explain, "We are all different for a reason, each and every one of
us have developed our own realities. They form due to so many things, our experiences,
genetics, environments are but a few. The reality you knew is just one of them, take the path
to the right, enter that castle and you will return to your classroom. Take the path to the left,
enter that castle and you will not know what you'll find. The choice is yours."

@Oaktree @NatureLover @BPDSurvivor @Peri @Powderfinger

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May swallowed and took a step to the left. She felt perilously close to skirting with danger. She was frightened of the unknown but who really knows what the future will bring she surmised. Graham held her hand. She felt grateful for the support. Her dog Beau bounded out to greet her. Delighted, she forgot for a minute that Beau had died 10 years ago.

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Is this a place where dreams come true?

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@Oaktree @Exoplanet @NatureLover @BPDSurvivor @Peri

The story continues.....What happens next?

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@Lost9

There is a nice dreamland story evolving at Poohland.

Open-ended fiction is a great idea when people need to get out of everyday MH issues. You might get some ideas from Winnie the Pooh and his friends for this thread.

Not sure if the link above works, as I'm still new, but if it fails search for @Sophia1

I would love to join May and Graham adventures, but one storyline is enough for me atm.

Flax

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You mean @Sophia1 but nethertheless your link did work.

@Flax

Meggle

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