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Prompts
- "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways." Elizabeth Barrett Browning
- Don't Join the Circus Day. Write a story about someone who ignores this advice and runs away to join a circus.
- In 1918 a US naval vessel called Cyclops disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle. Assuming the triangle exists and things can vanish through it, describe what might be on the other side.
- In 2001, a £3m lottery jackpot was claimed minutes before the claim deadline expired. Write a story about a similar situation. Why did the winner not claim for six months after the draw? Describe a possible race against time to get the claim in on time.
- Today is the feast day of St Baldred of Glasgow, a Scottish bishop and hermit who was "wonderfully buried in three places". How this should be was never explained... until now.
Character
Names
Leonora,
Inez, Rose, Omar, Yvonne, Nicole, Collette
Character
Traits
- Likely to be a pioneer, or someone who prepares the way.
- Headstrong and easily led into danger.
- Possible careers include sports, politics, industry, arts, medicine or lifesaving vocations. However, career success is most likely if they stay home. Trying to pursue their career abroad or take on anything foreign may result in failure.
- Fond of sports, especially violent ones.
- Also fond of exploration and outdoor pursuits.
- Good orators who can wage war with words. Can also write fluently.
- Tendency to risk everything on one venture.
- May suffer from a physical deformity in early life, possibly from birth.
- Both careers and romances are likely to be controversial.
- Keen senses.
- Self assured and confident.
- May experience conflict between spiritual and material values.
- Danger of accidents linked to transportation, especially horses.
- Revealing information about their business and affairs to others may result in betrayal.
- Danger from exploitation or manipulation.
- Can be aggressive, violent and slaves to their own passions.
Rare
occasions.
Reformers and
public servants.
Propaganda,
evangelism, captive audiences.
Transformative
experiences.
Objects
A big tent; a spider catching a fly; white lilies; two horses fighting.
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