Very reasonable. I probably should have had that realization years ago. Eh, screw it; I can be a hero if I want to. Heehee, I know just what you mean, and I swear I did grow up…mostly. Still, I’m always one to at least want to say, “Chase that dream.” I did, and after a detour or two, things turned out okay.
Sequel finally done, and guess what. I actually like it! Couldn’t resist the little set-up you left (intentionally or not) at the end of this one…just seemed to fit the character. Hope the interminable waits aren’t getting to ya’ too much.
I liked the unmentioned swears added after the ‘no’. Not quite sure I get why Chris got him, other than to pester him cause he can. But still an endearing interaction between the two, in a tough guy sort of way, of course.
Very rich and mysterious, especially with all the German terms, none of which I know except the one for Christmas tree. I like the mention/clarification of his outward appearance and that it is not a reality. LoA
Hilarious continuation. I love the fleshing out of this world in which voodoo and zombies are so commonplace as to be debated blandly and rotely. Loved it.
Great take on the zombie mythos from the zombie’s perspective. And her calm demeanor says it all, really sets up the world in which you’re putting your protagonist. I was thinking he was a vamp, but zombie works too.
I like the frustrated diva moment here, and him nipping it in the bud. Could have done without the italicized dialog. Quotation marks suffice, and that way you can leave the italics for something that really needs the special emphasis.
Very nice in-her-head sort of moment with lots of questions still out there. It could be everything from deviant acts to…well, ficlets even! Nicely done.
great twists and lots of reasons for angst from janine here, previous teacher who is now a doctor? Could fit really, like maybe a chen or bio TA who was premed.
Poor guy, really makes us feel for him as he is coming to grips with what he’s done to survive. Kind of makes you ask yourself what you would do to survive.
Completely detestable characters, when you considered she just killed someone, and now she’s picking a costume like a kid at Halloween. Chilling stuff. Maybe felt a bit rushed at the end, that darn character limit.
I like that it’s a very human/typical sort of scene overlayed onto alien monsters of some sort (picture didn’t show up for me). Very fun, very humanizing of the ‘monsters’.
Good job spinning off in a what is perhaps a slightly different direction that Yoda meant while still keeping consistent with his prequels to this point. Great mystery, intrigue and fear elements.
I liked the sense of a gradual spiral into more and more absurd elements, like if the scene kept going we’d have dancing camels and a musical number with penguins.
Very intense and nicely portrayed. I liked the subtle hints at the fantasy elements (seeing heat, orc), all very casually as if we should already know it.
Decidedly different challenge. My mind is boggled. And I always love challenges timed to commemorate comment milestones. Congrats on 1,000…but I don’t think that will bump anyone, but I’m biased on that count. Don’t take my spot! Actually, in all seriousness, try and take it. Really. I dare you.
Fun, very dreamlike in her out-of-sorts pondering of what it is she’s holding onto. It’s like Mary Poppins with amnesia. Nice job vaguely but accurately describing an everyday object. One slip into present tense in the first sentence of that second paragraph, a little cause for pause.
Cute little tale of the downfall of modernity at the hands of a mysterious group…made me think of 12 Monkeys, though this group sounds determined and scary.
Ouch, just about the ultimate cut on her husband there at the end, though it would beg the question, why did she marry him? It all hints at a disturbing de-coupling of reproductive and relational components to human nature. Boy, I hope we never get here.
Very casual, detached reaction from the protagonist, which sort of works as a defense against the weirdness that is a resurrected family member. The ficlet has a warm, comfortable feel, sort of like the chair.
Ooh, very serious and creepy change of pace for you from our ape nonsense. Nice job on that line between fantasy and madness, leaving it entirely open to be either one.
Missed a few quotation marks in there. What I liked though was a glimpse into the imbalance in the relationship, her dependence and hesitancy, both of which I think I’ve misspelled.
Poor Paul. I don’t like his odds, but I like his sense of fairness about it all. A willing prostitute is one thing, but a captive one is altogether different.
The story seems to fit Paul, or at least how I imagine him. Hmm, maybe I should have saved all these comments for the most recent one in the series. Nah, that’s no fun.
It’s kind of like in her lack of hope she has abandoned strategy…not the kind of story to tell a prospective savior and all. Neat touches, the gunshot, the cadillac, the whole crazy wedding plan.
Very exciting and tense, despite the outrageousness of it all. Kind of funny how I think we’re all picturing drastically different airplanes here, another quirk of the cooperative process.
Definitely keeps to the over-the-top and campy fun of the series, even with a little line about the .38 sliding across the floor when she needs it most.
Taking it one step further into the bizarre and grotesque, but Stella keeps her cool. I liked the quiet addition of another side-ape, Zorro. Curiouser, and curiouser.
Very nice skewering of the whole, sordid fame cycle and what we sacrifice to get what we think we want. Loved the lines about writing it and vomiting daily during the process.
Very eerie, dismal. Maybe a little too much repetition on the cold and gray stuff, but I could go either way on that point. Still evokes very powerfully the drab, sad existence of this place and the life of this character.
Funny how what we are exposed to as kids shapes what we expect from life. You saw honest, hard-working sorts of people doing straight-forward, honest jobs. A lot of these entires are great in that respect, they give us a glimpse into part of what it was like growing up in a different environment.
Very fun continuation. I like all the back story and added meaning to the interaction, as opposed to just a random hot chick sitting down and firing questions.
I get it, and sort of the moral of the story I tried to fit into an entry (and which I utterly failed to do, thus it never saw the light of day). Great scene/visuals either way.
The joy of getting mail with the suspense and mystery of that mail being so monumentously important as to command such respect and awe as expressed here.
Fun twist from classic, horror-camp (I mean, really, trip on a twig and hurt his ankle?) to intergalatic feud of somewhat longstanding nature. A little loosely put-together overall though.
Funny glimpse into that moment of disbelief and apprehension when things start going wonky. Made me think back to St. Patrick’s Day when we admitted a leprechaun to the psych ward. Okay, so it was just a relatively short manic guy in a green suit, but it was still funny!
Shades of Pinball Wizard, as Mycroft alluded to. I thought it was a nice nod to how we admire different people in our youth, sometimes for the right reasons, and sometimes for silly ones.
It worked, the whole long pencil thing. Gave it all a sense of childhood whimsy clinging to life beneath the ill effects of growing up into an adult world. Writing is a serious thing, especially if you want to get paid for it! (just spent some time looking into getting an agent…complicated!)
Nice recap, and I love the idea of never having really ‘grown up’. I know I haven’t…as evidenced by all the time I fritter away on here. Welcome to ficlets. We don’t get many curlers on here…or anywhere for that matter.
Definitely a feeling a lot of people can relate to. I have no idea why Saint Chuck is babbling in German, but hey, life is random, right. Happy ficleting!
Great telling of that moment, the realization and the fear. I like the little promise to herself that if only it’s negative she’ll never do it again, something she’s probably thought before.
Good job telling of this guy’s life and how it’s morphed into something he didn’t expect. It could use a ‘mature’ tag though. Nothing really lurid, but we have a lot of kids running around the site.
Kind of a vague entry, I know. But I went through a phase (rather long one) where I thought it’d be all I needed to just live on some isolated island with a hot wife (why would I daydream about an ugly wife, really) and a couple of kids. I never said it was practical, but it was a dream.
Great start, lots of details and possibilities suggested between the bizarre dream and the dead mom. Quite lovely, all around, right down to the hint at the protagonist’s character with the ‘feckless tomcat’ comment.
Greed personificatied? Depiction of mankind as ruled by one cardinal sin if not the other? Neat take on things, certainly provides ample food for deep, deep thought.
Ouch. That’s what he gets for waiting until the last minute. Very playful exchange, perhaps hinting that she knows more about what’s going on than is readily apparent.
Great discussion of things from the standpoint of your character. Good job getting inside his head, is what I think I mean there. Definite character, quirky guy.
Very swift of you as the author to presage Candace and Isabelle’s close relationship, thus allowing for Candace’s rather un-servant-like revelation of intimate details.
Forceful but so swift and sly as to negate the possibility of resistance. There are different types of dragons than the fire-breathing kind, eh. Sorry I’ve been behind on the series.
Okay, went a little nerdy on this one. Macaque is a pretty broad group, so I chose a species, assumed Stella would have knowledge of it and the associated language (cause heroes always do have that uncanny knack for random knowledge) and let it play out. Bit of a stretch? Hey, we are writing about talking super-apes, right?
Awesome. Consider me impressed by the solid 9:1 comments to ficlets ratio. And I was definitely there with the childhood plan of being a superhero. Man, was I bummed when that didn’t work out.
No idea what the challenge was, but I think you got across an impressive number of diads there, all setting up the classic one as your ending line. Glad you survived it, whatever it was.
Once In a Lifetime by the Talking Heads. You should check it out—classic intellectual pop of the 80’s. Nice addition to the series, full of that sort of detached state of being and hesitant curiosity.
I had no idea this series kept going. Never ceases to amaze when things I originally thought would be a one or two-shot ficlet snowball into a series. Powerful stuff in this one.
Chilling and disturbing. What’s worse…promotion or punishment? It seems to be in question. Odd picture too. And nice job hinting at lots of possibilities.
Ooh, brutal! All that weirdness, and I still thought it was going to be supernatural or something. Great realistic twist to the story. You got me on this one.
Great job dropping us into the middle of a sci-fi situation in a very personal and human way. And yeah, great set-up for a killer last line, not only surprising but so very teenager of the kid to say.
Intriguing line about slipping his wife the sleeping pills. He certainly seems ready for trouble. Good job taking a dark turn on a generally silly series.
Great last line there for Lady H. Nice dip into the romantic there in this one, her getting lost in his eyes and the lip thing. Enough to make a girl swoon…well, that and the fever.
Nice save by Buffy, and some great lines by Borat, including the allusion to his own name. Masterful fun in this one while still keeping the story rolling.
Very Han Solo ending to that one. Fun, fun, fun, though for a second I thought he was going to be a bad guy. So glad he’s not, because there are lines that shouldn’t be crossed.
Nicely done, even around the challenge of no ‘e’ you managed to get across an interaction that serves as typical and indicative of a whole relationship. LoA
Great continuation. I think you’ve captured perfectly the mood of complacency and drudgery that Browncoatben had suggested in his piece, the symptom of years without conflict or action. Very telling that we’re just now wondering after their being 17 hours late. Nice touch and great ficlet.
Just when things were looking up for the poor guy, he has to go and wretch on her shoes. Good job making it as painful and unlikely a situation as possible from his the poor guy might profit.
Yeah, that looks like brothel wallpaper…not that I’ve ever been to a brothel. I mean, I watch a lot of Westerns…not naughty ones, but… Funny little moment of hesitation and feeling each other out…before feeling each other. LoA
Oh, that sounds an awful lot like a dare. Lord Windham is really amusing, and your protagonist is adorable. The dragon, eh? Oh, and ‘if you’re out there’? You know I’m always out there. ;-)
Lovely. Kind of left me guessing if it was a romance gone wrong or just that inevitable rift in friendships when romance blooms elsewhere. Either way you get that mix of angry but still an underlying affection for the person.
Killer last line, totally got me with that one. And a nice job not just with the scene but how the character views the scene, which to non-partiers is a pretty good party but to him is rather drab and dull.
See, drugs and high stakes crime don’t mix. Tragic turn a bit sooner than I was expecting it, but they certainly weren’t going to live happily ever after, were they?
Sequel finally done. Sorry to take so long. Got derailed by other projects and the usual game of what I was thinking vs. what you did, the biggest challenge of a shared series, I guess.
Different, more concrete take on the original. A little hard to follow for some reason. I thought he’d chopped his own hand off for a bit there in the middle.
Great job putting a solid character into this extreme situation and giving us a little glimpse of what’s going through his head. I thought the cigarette tally was a nice touch too.
Twisted and macabre take on life in the factory. Very disconcerting, which I’m assuming was the intent, so well done on that front. I think you missed a ‘the’ in that first sentence maybe?
Nice teaser of a start, certainly leaves a lot open while still establishing several aspects of both your character and the world/reality they inhabit.
Ooh, not a turn I expected, taking it in a sort of mystical direction which is interesting. Always fun to see what happens when a lot of hands touch a story. LoA
Ugly and brutal, just like we set up in the prequels. I knew it wasn’t going to be pretty, but I couldn’t write it myself. Thanks for picking up the torch and running with it. [please no one protest my Olympics reference…not intended as an endorsement of any national policy]
I like the feel to it, and the hat was a nice touch. A little inconsistent in tense there at the beginning, which is always a bit distracting. Great ending to it as well. LoA
Bizarre and teeters on the line between sci-fi and one sad little man’s insanity. Is this a future where monkeys aid law enforcement? Or is this a stalker with several screws loose? Fun either way. LoA
Ah, I get it. It was a fun little interchange, the whole back and forth ‘proving’ the psychic abilities and then making it a dream, but with the last line in the dream, is it just a dream? Hmmm, nicely woven. LoA
Lovely description of a moment, and I thought the last line bespoke quite well that contented happy feeling that comes from love and paradoxically can send us back to childlike silliness and disinhibition. LoA
Nice use of consistent present tense, always a bit of a challenge to stay in. And I like the set-up for an ominous ending there…all a very real, believable, and challenging situation for which you’ve presented a very tempting solution. LoA
Ooh, great feeling and suppressive darkness to this one. Love all the potential back story and plot progression from here. Nice job putting us in her very tragic shoes. LoA
Nice continuation of both preceding stories, using bits and hints plus a dash of your own creative juices. Now I’m hungry. Great little bit of story and a nice example of what is so great about ficlets. LoA
Eddie Izzard? Excellent choice, particularly well channeled for that last line. And now that I think of it, Luke was kind of whiny and petulant through most of the movies, so this sort of makes sense.
Great job setting the scene as possible excuse for the action, calling to mind the understandable exigencies of survival and then WHAMMO, having devolved to near madness and actually murdering our of fear and hunger combined. Great ficlet! LoA
Ooh, very tense, eerie scene. It gives a good feel of the desparation, fear, and confusion without giving too much away. Third paragraph, ‘come’ maybe should be ‘came’ or maybe ‘had come’. Just a thought.
I liked what you did with the metaphor, so I tried to emulate it in a sequel and maintain the style and theme. A fun little writing exercise, for which I thank you.
It’s like a salami and pastrami at 10 PM induced dream after an 80’s and 90’s movie marathon capped off with evening scripture study. Ridiculously silly.
Ooh, nice kind of up and down to it all, like maybe she loves and misses him, or he likes her. Then twist and turn after clever twist. Very nice little ficlet. I love the big breakfast order just to stick him with the check…awesome dig and stunt. LoA
Woohoo! I’m a winner! Many thanks to Melia for being such a good sport about being my subject. I do find that some of my best work is in response to challenges, so thanks for coming up with one that was a challenge and brought us a little closer together as a ficlets community.
Great line about her cheeks being flushed and not just with fever. I’d like to see Lord Windham talk his way out of this offense. And I’m assuming he will. So I will read on.
Whoa, that was dark. Impressive almost impressionistic piece, telling a lot but leaving a lot unsaid as well. I thought it was quite effective and evocative. LoA
Hmm, would superhuman and strange abilities be a turn-on or a turn-off? Probably varies from girl to girl. Cute interaction between the two, two of a kind. LoA
Other than the one slip into past tense in the first sentence, a really nice, trippy sort of artistic exploration/thought process. Makes me want to paint. And I’m not really good at painting! DreamerChallenge Day 2
Fun. I like the last ditch effort to avoid revealing their true abilities. Really does beg the question if all those women really burned were witches, why didn’t they save themselves? Fri
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On Grim Determination + Hungry Anticipation = x [solve for x]:
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On Mended Fans & Unexpected Lilies:
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On Something Left Behind:
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On Mirth:
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On Moving Forward:
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On They Sit Cross Legged:
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On Heather's victory Shot :
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On Dangerously Light:
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On Control Himself:
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On Splatters of Sky:
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On A Life-Long Ache Begins Now [6-Word Story]:
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On 300 Comment Challenge:
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On A Burning [Louise Madison's Hear Ye Challenge]:
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