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English, 29.10.2020 18:00, mandy9386

QUICK WRITE INSTRUCTIONS : Select one of the story starters and WRITE the rest of the story. Let your imagination dictate how the story develops and don't overthink your choices. Make sure your story has a beginning, middle,
and end
Story may not have graphic descriptions of death or dismemberment.
Requirements:

- at least 250 words

- must be proofread before submitting for grading!

- must be submitted BEFORE 11:30 pm Thursday 10/29
STORY STARTERS :

- It was the day the moon fell.

- Everything stopped; people were stood like statues all around me, people in cars, men on bicycles, babies in prams all lifeless, frozen in time...

- Footsteps slowly creaked on every step of the stairs. The bedroom door handle turned slowly.


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