Monday, July 4, 2011

The Romance Series - Write On Wednesday (Day 1)

"I can't stress how important it is that we behead this fiend."

Take 1: The Darkness and The Light.
"Master Jonah, you cannot, I implore you. If you behead him my life shall be over!"
"Mistress Wannawanker, I have no choice. It is my duty as the slayer of the church, it is what I was born to do. Again, free me from my shackles so I can cast out this creature of darkness from our world. He no longer belongs in the light, he has become a demon of the deep creature!"
Angelica turned away from his imploring gaze, the sight of this proud man shackled helplessly to the walls of the dungeon tearing at her breaking heart. A heart that now beat with an unbeforeknown passion. A heart as captive as the man on the wall. A heart consumed with love for the beast who stood beside her, her master of forever, the captor of her being.
"Master Jonah, you do not see him as I do, beneath the skin of a beast lies the soul of a man, I swear it does on my life."
"Mistress, you are blinded, the fiend has no heart, he uses you merely to toy with and once done he shall cast you away as he has all whom have gone before you. The beast knows no loyalty, he knows only of his lust for the flesh of innocent maidens, once you are soiled you hold no temptation for him."

Take 2: Passion's Spotlight.
"CUT!"
"God, sorry Sam. I don't know why I keep stuffing this up."
Maybe because you stink of last night's excesses, and can barely remember your lines on good days, thought Tiffany. She wisely kept her own counsel on this one, yesterday's debacle when she slapped the smirk right off his arrogant face mid-scene still too fresh in everyone's mind. This was only her second film role and the first with real headline potential and box-office promise. Anyway, she pondered, everyone knew Jay Ramsay was on the way down the ladder whilst her star looked to be ascending quicker than a new moon.

"Let's try it again everyone. Ready, 1=2=3- ACTION!"

"What do you think we should try now Officer Brent? We seem to be quickly running out of options."

"I think we both know we only have one option Miss Stilgo. If we are to help anyone in this mess we need to take back some control. I can't stress how important it is that we defriend this bed."

"CUUUUT! What do you think this is Ramsay? The sequel to The Fucking Social Network?"



13 comments:

Megan Blandford said...

Love it! Hilarious!

InkPaperPen said...

Awesome. You got all this in 5 minute stints?? What an imagination?! Very impressed that you have already cranked out TWO pieces with this prompt. xo

Madmother said...

I write like I talk. Fast.

It was two seperate 5 minute blurbs though, not in one.

My kids are getting a hoot out of being the timekeepers, lol.

Domesblissity said...

Oh, they're both fantastic. I'm not sure which one I like better. "Defriend this bed." Love it!

Anne @ Domesblissity

Sarah said...

Ha ha, loved this. Defriending the bed might be the sensible option but how much more satisfying to behead the fiend!

Janelle said...

I can't decide which one I like better either! I love the language in the first one, but I love the idea behind the second one. Well done!

allison tait said...

PMSL. That second one is a definite winner. Much more natural. I'm thinking that it is much more your style than the first!

life without mathematics said...

Funny funny funny! Version One is hilariously Twilight, while Version Two seems to me to have the flow of something that could go further. I loved the sentence, "everyone knew Jay Ramsay was on the way down the ladder whilst her star looked to be ascending quicker than a new moon." Yay for you!

Jodie Ansted said...

Ha, ha....loved it! I'm with Al...loved the second one. Very natural. :)

Jennifer Smart said...

Really enjoyed the second one. Very funny, good flow.

Susan Whelan said...

The second is my favourite. Love 'defriend this bed' and I think it flowed better and certainly has more potential to develop into a readable story.

I have to say, I did like the excesses of the first as well.

Lene said...

Brilliant! I loved the romantic language of the first and found the second one very funny!

Anonymous said...

The second one was particularly clever. Very topical language and references. Nice one, MM. This genre suits you. :)