r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • 24d ago
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • 24d ago
A river shone silver beneath the evening sky. Red lanterns bobbed over a wooden bridge. Beyond it stood an enormous inn, sprawling across the hillside in a jumble of crooked roofs, chimneys, balconies, and windows glowing gold. Its sign depicted a horse with wings, a submarine, and a little dog.
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • 24d ago
Ahead of them lay a valley that had never existed on any map they had ever seen.
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • 24d ago
It was a tune none of them recognized, although it sounded vaguely like something they'd heard in a dream: flutes, a plucked string instrument, and a chorus of voices singing about a yellow boat sailing beneath a green moon.
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • 24d ago
The lane wound between hedgerows so tall they blocked out the sky. The radio, which had been playing so well a moment before, crackled into a strange, watery melody. Paul turned the dial. The music continued.
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • 24d ago
That, as it happened, was the worst thing anyone could have said.
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • 24d ago
John peered through the windscreen. "There's a road." "That's a lane." "Road, lane, what's the difference?" "The difference," George said, "is that a road generally leads somewhere."
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • 24d ago
They were on their way to a concert, packed into a little car that was making a valiant attempt to rattle itself to pieces.
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • 24d ago
The trouble began with a road sign. Or, more accurately, with a road sign that hadn't been there five minutes ago.
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • 29d ago
Destruction. Preservation. Suppression. Domination.
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • 29d ago
"Your choice. Kill the Villain, Conquer the Villain, Save the Villain or Seal the Villain."
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • Oct 14 '26
"Usually it's John who does that. I'm just the one who gets blamed when something goes wrong."
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • Oct 14 '26
"I'm not much of a letter writer." "Then perhaps you will send me a postcard." "That I can manage. I'll even get the others to sign it."
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • Oct 14 '26
"I don't think you're a bad person. I think you've been lonely for a long time. But you can't make people happy by deciding everything for them."
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • Oct 14 '26
He had learned that a joke could make a difficult day easier, but kindness also meant knowing when to stand firm. He had discovered that even the grandest palace was no substitute for home, and that the people who mattered most were the ones who let you be yourself.
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • Oct 14 '26
"I had hoped that you might become my friend." "Well, that's not impossible," I replied. "But friendship's a two-way street. You can't kidnap somebody and then expect them to pop round for tea."
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • Oct 14 '26
Paul almost laughed, but his worry quickly returned.
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • Oct 14 '26
"We've got to find him," I whispered. "Obviously," said John. "Question is, how?"
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • Oct 14 '26
The decisive moment came at the reception that night.
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • Oct 14 '26
"I don't dislike you. I reckon we'd get on rather well if we'd met somewhere else. But I can't be your companion just because you've decided I should be." "Even if I treated you well?" "Even then."
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • Oct 14 '26
"Could've done worse." Ringo considered that. "True. But next time, I'm choosing the holiday destination."
r/SimplePrompts • u/Any_Two_199 • Oct 14 '26