Again I will be using the more generic 'they' when I mean 'he/she/it' for clarity. I know it's grammatically incorrect and it pains me every time I see it, but it makes the prompts much easier to read, methinks.
A - Child
Your child has recently discovered that they have been gifted with some form of magical ability. The problem is, these powers don't have anything to do with ones they possessed on their home planet. How does your child cope with this new magic?
B - Teenager
One of your child's friends has been involved in an accident/incident and is now in a lot of trouble with the law. How does your Criminal help them? Do they even want to help at all? What happens to this friend as a result of your child's actions?
C - Young Adult
It's that time of year again... or something. Your Criminal is a young adult now, and he or she wants to bring a new life into the world with their significant other. Not that they have to ask you for permission to make the attempt, but how do you feel about this new development? Has the baby been conceived already and there's nothing left for you to do except whine? Are you ecstatic to become a pseudo-grandparent?
D - Crazy Free For All
1. Come into the thread.
2. Roll three six-sided dice.
3. Check the lists below for your corresponding things, places, and actions and write something that involves a Criminal/Baby/Toddler/Child/Adolescent/Teenager/Young Adult/Adult/FRIC and your three rolled items.
If you don't like your roll, you can always pick one of the other prompts, but you can't roll again. You must use all three things you roll in your entry in some way, even if that way is unconventional or brief. You must also use each roll in the order you rolled it (no using a roll of 4 on the third die for "bubble wrap" instead of "camping"
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Die 1 - Things
1. turtles
2. a flower
3. a pair of boots
4. bubble wrap
5. a skeleton
6. an eyepatch
Die 2 - Places
1. a diner
2. a friend's house
3. an abandoned building
4. on a bus
5. in the shower
6. in a park
Die 3 - Actions
1. remembering
2. lying
3. eating
4. camping
5. smelling
6. talking
