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" Admiral, we read a contact bearing aft, range four-two-five, and closing. " From The Mighty First, Episode 1, page 113, p-3, last sentence.
Interesting game, but the app I use on my tablet doesn't give me page numbers. Maybe I'll do chapter numbers instead?
Page 113, paragraph 2, sentence 4Sille could see the pyre's raging flames become larger as the distance became smaller. Just one little push and she would join the king. = a small part from "The queenslayer"
She could not trust the words Rayne spoke to her, but cradled in his arms, she would have to trust his strength for now.- From Enchantress's Daughter page 13, paragraph 3, last sentence.
"The last of these triplets was not expected to survive,” the machine answered. - From TetherPage 17, paragraph 2, first sentence
Oooh these are all so good ^^ I'm having a lot of fun with this lol. It's cool to see just random snippets of writings ^^
@Brian I suppose that would work, and then pick a random spot haha Or maybe you could use the percentages vs pg numbers?
Should we try a new random spot? Everyone look at page 77 (or 7, or 7%), last paragraph (on the page), 1st sentence :D What does it say?
"Ashley looked at him skeptically and thought, I’m not telling you my name." -ReiHana, book 1.
@Brian I suppose that would work, and then pick a random spot haha Or maybe you could use the percentages vs pg numbers?
Should we try a new random spot? Everyone look at page 77 (or 7, or 7%), last paragraph (on the page), 1st sentence :D What does it say?
"Ashley looked at him skeptically and thought, I’m not telling you my name." -ReiHana, book 1.
"Ana had to bite back a scream, as the Captain gripped her hair, yanking it back to expose her throat to his knife." Enchantress's Daughter, book 2
Sergeant Major Ford was satisfied with their progress, and decided that the next phase of their training could begin.
"We don't fare well 'round dogs."
Hmm that little game makes me re-think my book... every sentence taken out randomly sucks. :/
Hmm that little game makes me re-think my book... every sentence taken out randomly sucks. :/
"James is back on his feet shaking the cobwebs out of his head." - Virtual WarsGood action spot in the book. That's from the first fight between the MC and antagonist. :D To make this game flow better we should have each person post their line, and then put a new number/spot. That way we don't have to wait for a new spot if we've already posted on the last one.
page/percent/chapter 10
Paragraph 3
sentence 2
After reading all of your wonderful sentences, it feels quite inadequate to post mine. :(
Oh well...
It slowly came back to me—the cell, the two men and their mysterious employer.
(From yet unpublished The Legacy: Destiny)
Oh well...
It slowly came back to me—the cell, the two men and their mysterious employer.
(From yet unpublished The Legacy: Destiny)
"He delicately took the tire iron from her and continued on, heading for Market Street, like their sudden, intimate contact hadn't happened." -Mr. 8 P113 p3 last sentence.
Woo! Okay, let's switch it up a little shall we? Now let's do
Page 75, Last paragraph, second sentence
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Mine:
"She stepped back somewhat startled by the man’s stare."
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These are all awesome ^^ @GG I love it ^^ So mysterious :3
Page 75, Last paragraph, second sentence
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Mine:
"She stepped back somewhat startled by the man’s stare."
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These are all awesome ^^ @GG I love it ^^ So mysterious :3
Totally forgot about this! I meant to join in a while back; looks like fun! c: Lovely stuff so far.Here's mine from page 75:
"Her heart started to pound, and suddenly the shadows seemed far more intimidating."
Brian wrote: "♡ that Karey! I'll have to respond once I get home to my WIP!"I'm off to work, so if you DO respond, I won't see it until this evening. Thank you for the compliment!!!!
G.G. wrote: "After reading all of your wonderful sentences, it feels quite inadequate to post mine. :(Oh well...
It slowly came back to me—the cell, the two men and their mysterious employer.
(From yet unpu..."
Some sentences have the job of leading you into the next. Don't knock yourself. You're a very good writer :D








But I thought, hey, why not try and adapt this for the Bisky’s Scribblers? :D So, here’s how it’s gonna work:
Someone suggests a page number (and if you haven’t written that many pages take off a couple digets ;p), paragraph, and sentence number and then we all copy and paste that sentence.
For example, one would suggest page 234 (if you haven’t written that much, then perhaps pg 34, or 4), paragraph 3, sentence 2. If you only have like one sentence in that paragraph then just read that one, ya know adjust accordingly (not rocket science haha). Make sure to add the title of where you’re pulling the quote from :D
My friends and I were really entertained by this last night, but we could be just weirdo writers :x (<= good selling point? Xp) I’m interested to see if it’s as fun over the internet lol.
Okay! Here we go, I’ll start: Page 113, paragraph 3, last sentence (of that paragraph).
“You would never have allowed me to speak with you if you didn’t trust me.” :o => A line of dialogue, from ReiHana, book 1.