The word that you have to include in this prompt is “PLOT”
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Make the piece shorter than 1000 words.
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It could be fiction or non-fiction.
Here are some suggestions for you to get going – (or that you can completely ignore)
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Say how you have a plot for a story.
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Talk about how you are a plot for a story. (If that makes sense)
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Make an intricate story with something that you could get away with calling a plot.
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Write a short story about a man and his plot of land.
What I would write with this prompt – (that would probably be wrong)
I’d make a story that has no plot. Kind of like Seinfeld. The reader would be left thinking that they just read a piece about a plot, but there was no plot. Oh was there a plot that I never told you about? Maybe a hidden plot you didn’t even know was there? Cause really no plot is still plot. Or is it?
Listen to the above-average suggestions, ignore them more than you do your boss, or go on a and tell me how lack of identity does not make an identity, whatever you do, try to pretend that you are writing about a plot or plot.
PLOT is your one word for today’s prompt.
Good luck with your writing. There is a joke about forming a plot here, but I’ll leave it alone.
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