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Krystle Harrison ([info]omggirlonthenet) wrote in [info]memebells,
@ 2012-01-13 20:23:00

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Entry tags:[rated] nc17, [rated] pg-13, [rated] r, [type] choices, [type] crack, [type] dark, [type] fluff, [type] memories, [type] serious, [warning] possible triggers

Good Ending/Bad Ending meme
Do you get a happily ever after? Or a 'Rocks fall, everyone dies'? Why not both?

* Post your characters and set up two scenes. One with an ideal setting (They got what they always wanted, hit it big, became rich and famous, etc.) and one with a bad twist of events (They're homeless, everyone hates them, maybe they're even dying!).
* Others respond to one of the two settings (Or both in different comments, if they want!)
* Respond.
* ???
* Profit!!!

Just remember: no ending is set in stone, good endings can turn sour, and bad endings can be made better. Just see where it takes you and enjoy the ride!



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[info]serene_rage
2012-02-02 01:59 am UTC (link)
He just nodded, he'd suspected as much, honestly he'd suspected longer than that, it had felt longer. He stretched his fingers again, still careful with the injured hand, reminding himself that he'd have to keep being careful with it until the torn stitches could be repaired.

"Felt longer."

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