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Storytelling: One Sentence at a Time

2 months ago

Hi everyone!

I'd like to play a simple game for anyone interested: Let's write a story one sentence at at time. It can be as serious, or as silly, as we want. Let's also do our best to follow the rules of grammar and typography. I hope this will be a fun exercise for everyone involved.

Rules:

1. When posting, reply directly to the most recently posted message.

2. Avoid typos and grammatical errors. Do not post run-on sentences.

3. Do not edit your message after posting, unless you want to correct any typos or grammatical errors.

4. Wait at least one hour after posting a reply to let others have a chance.

5. Do not reply directly to yourself.

6. Adhere to the site rules and regulations (obviously).

 

I'll start:

John woke up early to start his Saturday morning routine.

Storytelling: One Sentence at a Time

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Eggs, toast, coffee, and the news on the screen.

Storytelling: One Sentence at a Time

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Then he brushed his teeth, all nice, white and clean.

Storytelling: One Sentence at a Time

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John prided himself on his meticulous nature knowing that any misstep or mis-ordered action could lead his whole day into chaos.

Storytelling: One Sentence at a Time

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Unfortunately, other ideas had his wife, Eos.

Storytelling: One Sentence at a Time

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'Other Ideas' was the pseudonym of the government agent assigned to survey him through his laptop's camera.

Storytelling: One Sentence at a Time

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Unbeknownst to John, he had met the government agent before despite not knowing the truth of Eos's whereabouts.

Storytelling: One Sentence at a Time

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The agent, codenamed "Other Ideas", was in fact John's estranged six-year-old son, named Jason.

Storytelling: One Sentence at a Time

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"How did a six-year-old end up a government agent?" You may be wondering