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WRITING OBSTACLE
Demonstrate. Incapacitate. Solidify.
In a story of no more than 10 sentences, use these three words in any order. The point is to create a story line that allows you to link them all naturally, without forcing them into random places.
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To be a leader you have to demonstrate courage honor respect and integrity to the ones who are following. When you are teaching they need someone who is willing to listen as well as speak. Someone who won’t leave them incompasitated or in the dark when they should all be able to freely express themselves and speak up if they feel any type of way. They need someone who is reasonable and understandi...
“Please allow me to demonstrate. “ Dr. MurderDeath growled as his body began to adopt its viscous plasma form.
“Oh, No” yelled Good Guy Man,”he’s becoming the Doom Ooze!”
Dr. MurderDeath/Doom Ooze shoots and undulating green tentacle out toward Good Guy Man’s talking dog sidekick, TalkDog.
“What out, TalkDog,” yelled Good Guy Man.
But it was too late.
The Doom Ooze’s doom punch incapacited...
It was never so clear to me as in that very moment. He had demonstrated his love for me and I was too blind to see it. Now I find myself incapacitated by incredible guilt for the time we lost. What was I thinking? How could I ever make it up to him? Time is fleeting and yet I squandered so much. With our relationship now so irrevocably solidified, I can only hope to make up for the lost time....
Demonstrate for me, all the ways that you care. Show me, that even when I want to hide that you’ll always be there. Incapacitate my limbs and wrap me in your warmth, illuminate the void inside of me like no one else ever could. Eradicate my fears and solidify my dreams. Tell me to breathe and tell me to believe. Tell me to take a step back, as the sun rises like a beacon of hope before me....
“He kicked the dirt and marked the dry earth beneath him next to an incapacitated rival; bellowing victory cries that could be heard 5 miles away. He demonstrated to the Lionesses with their former Leader’s limp and bloodied carcass, that he was the victor, and the new King.
And if that wasn’t proof enough, he solidified his new status by devouring one by one; all of the lionesses’ cubs that w...
The students waited for the teacher to call on the first one to be called that would have to demonstrate the newly learned abilities. As they each tried to look nonchalant, in holding their breath, they each avoided direct eye contact with the teacher. After a few moments, the efforts began to incapacitate the shyest of the girls, and then the boy next to her slowly raised his hand to solidify his...
Allow me to demonstrate.
The knowledge I possess.
Of which Fools have tried to imitate.
But have failed to express.
For every unoriginal will cease to elevate.
For what they cannot compare to will eventually incapacitate.
Every hope and dream they once had.
For every lie must come to light.
And every truth must emerge from the cracks.
My final words solidify the ones who turned their back...
When a terrifying plague threatens to wipe out her home, a young witch is forced to come to a haunting decision. Dark, powerful forces lurking in shadows for millennia have found their way into their world and seek to incapacitate the royal family, which could put the kingdom on the brink of ruin. A forest witch, Sage finds herself called from the safety of the trees she has known all of her life,...
I want to demonstrate
On how life moves by
You might not realize
That people might die
Or they might solidfy
Until they feel nothing
But the wind touching
Their face
And soon they will be
Incapactitate and want
Nothing more than to
Ruin the world
I want to demonstrate
That until you feel nothing
You are not going to ruin
The world...
“Allow me to demonstrate!”
Marie smiled as the character flicked her sword, and defeated the enemy.
Toby, her father’s uncle, stood to her left shopping a beer. “I don’t get it.”
“Its a strategy game, like chess.”
He rolled his eyes. “How is this like chess?”
Marie fidgeted nervously before replying, “well, not exactly like chess. But the goal is still to incapacitate enemies to solidify your tea...
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