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| Who made these drawings? Were they trying to tell a story, or pass on a message? If so, what? What happened to them afterwards? |
Prompts
- In 1983 the racehorse Shergar was kidnapped, never to be seen again. Write about a kidnapping.
- In 2014, McDonald's opened its first restaurant in Vietnam. Write about a McDonald's which opens up in an unusual or unexpected place.
- Today is the birthday of Jules Verne, who wrote Around the World in 80 Days. Write a story about an epic journey.
- "A Rebel Without A Cause".
- "Remember that the most beautiful things in the world are the most useless: peacocks and lilies, for example." John Ruskin
Character
Names
Curtis,
Courtney, Jan, Peter, Berta, Berthold
Character
Traits
- Their parents are likely to have suffered financial problems, which affected their early life.
- Will have learned to turn obstacles into assets.
- Travel abroad is likely; during their travels they will gather valuable knowledge which they will be able to use at home.
- Reserved, possibly reclusive.
- May follow a strict religion as a way to escape from the world.
- Have high romantic ideals which will often lead to disappointment in love.
- Strong sense of justice and a need to eradicate injustice, which is not always understood by others. They may suffer ridicule because of it.
- May suffer an inner turmoil which can make them combative. In extreme cases this could lead to them killing someone.
- Will either be large and strong, or weak and lacking in stamina.
- Impulsive and unpredictable.
- May suffer from some sort of limitation or oppression.
- Likely to choose a career requiring movement. Business, politics or medicine are possible choices.
- May have fertility problems.
- Tendency not to trust people.
- Danger of becoming bitter.
- May suffer from appendicitis, alcoholism or possibly an incurable disease.
Turning
points.
Seeing things
as they are.
Looking to
the future.
Work and
travel.
Objects
A camel; a turtle; a monk; a dressing room.
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