Hello everyone !
Welcome to Week-end Writing Warrior and Snippet Sunday.
Here are my 8 sentences with creative punctuation for everything to fit, the weirdness continues (of course he is Seti). And we start just where we left off 2 weeks ago.
Answer to last week's comments:
Welcome to Week-end Writing Warrior and Snippet Sunday.
This time I'm back to Demon and Fairy once again. I think I'll be alternating between Demon and Fairy and Harajuku Kiss from now on as you seemed to have enjoyed the snippet last week. I'm not sure yet, as Harajuku Kiss is written in first person it's a little hard to cut the monologues into short pieces and still make sense.
Here are my 8 sentences with creative punctuation for everything to fit, the weirdness continues (of course he is Seti). And we start just where we left off 2 weeks ago.
“What
has to be done, has to be done,” his father had said.
Well,
at least he was ready for it now, he entered the shower and turned
the water on, he could feel the crispy sand in the bathtub under his
feet, he passed a hand in his wet hair and realized that they were
full of sand too. No doubt that his father thought that he had been
fighting.
“That’s
what I got for falling asleep on the beach, what would have happen to
her if I hadn’t woke up?” He said out loud.
“You
are my hero you know. I have a white knight to take care of me now.”
Her
words resonated in his head, he smiled and played with the water
leaking in his hand; tonight, the shower only shed tears of
happiness.
So how do they get to ordering Salmon to eating spaghetti has been answered here.
About "his pushing a button & her looking around", In Japanese restaurant you have a little device with a button to call the waiter. So when you are ready to order or want water or anything, you just press the buttons and they show up. And she was looking around because Seiji has a search warrant on his head...
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I liked the analogy with the shower and tears.
ReplyDeleteOh Seti and his thoughts. He's happy for the moment. Love the last line "...tonight, the shower only shed tears of happiness."
ReplyDeleteExcellent snippet, lovely descriptions, I especially like this line, 'crispy sand in the bathtub under his feet,'.
ReplyDeleteThis line is so sweet...
ReplyDeleteHer words resonated in his head, he smiled and played with the water leaking in his hand; tonight, the shower only shed tears of happiness
Awww, love the last sentence about the shower only shedding tears of happiness! Not that is a cool line indeed!
ReplyDeleteExcellent... I enjoyed this moment of reflection...
ReplyDeleteLovely scene. I can feel his happiness as much as I can feel the sand under his feet.
ReplyDeleteI don't like the way his father is planning something. It seems very ominous. At the same time it was a lovely scene as Seti showers and remembers his heroic moment.
ReplyDeleteFound myself wondering at first if it was a sand shower. (Well, you never know with fantasy.)
ReplyDeleteOh, I like his remembering her words...cute.
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