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| What is happening here? Super powers? Some kind of weapon? Something else? |
Prompts
- This date in 1938 was the day "Wrong Way" Corrigan "accidentally" flew to Dublin from New York despite being prohibited from doing so. He claimed he'd been looking at the wrong end of a compass needle. Your character wants to do something but is prevented by laws or rules. They do it anyway by claiming a mistake. Tell their story.
- It's Prisoners of War recognition day. Write a story about a prisoner of war.
- It's Crank Call Day. Your character makes a crank call - what happens?
- "Never go to bed mad. Stay up and fight." Phyllis Diller
- Today is the birthday of Camilla Parker-Bowles, the second wife of Prince Charles. Your character is the second spouse of a king/queen/prince/princess who has to deal with the fact their predecessor was much loved by the people.
Character
Names
Martina,
Ossian, Alexis, Darius, Glen, Glenda, Wayne, Alice
Character
Traits
- Independent spirits; self-starters. Pioneers.
- Have the will and confidence to succeed and not be phased by their critics. They are sure their achievements will speak for themselves and their influence spread far and wide.
- Tough minded.
- Freedom is very important to them, so they will love to travel.
- May become estranged from their families.
- Can be fickle and restless.
- Will hope to marry well and travel in artistic social circles. They are faithful and romantic.
- Dog lovers.
- Proud and easily angered.
- May have a gift for healing and possibly a psychic gift.
- Imaginative and dreamy.
- Their work may involve innovation, discovery, foreign or exotic trade. Speculations in anything to do with food are likely to work out well.
- Danger and trouble may come through water and liquids in general, gas, poisons or dog bites.
- Being hypnotised or entranced is a bad idea.
- Possible megalomania.
Possible
Themes
Escape.
Upheaval.
Rebellion;
taking a stand.
Personal
destiny and calling.
Leadership.
Literature
and art.
Objects
A rifle; a lofty pine tree; penguins; a jacket; a cloak of power.
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