I like that one.

That's a good one, Shawn.

Thanks, Grace.

Nemo Kermit dancing. That is epic.

Those who were there, know why this is here.

Yes, I do. Kinda hard to explain to the others...

Yeah. It's when I get excited I do that.

That is intriguing.

Yes, it is.

*nods* Thank you.

I don't feel well at the moment (translation: I feel worse than usual), so don't expect too much.

I'm dead...again. This is depressing.

That horrible bridge wants to kill me.

I don't remember anything - except...her.

Not doing too well at your video games, Crush?
I like that one. It has so many possibilities.

Alas, I have no good video games to play. Which is why I must design some.

And, yes, it does have lots of possibilities - a reference to gaming being one of them (though that was not my thought when I did it).

Here are some more...

That barn. I hate that barn.

Step One: Break stuff - kill people.

You're never alone. Just...slightly...special.

He moves in, terrified, but vengeful.

Good ones, Joel.

These are the ones I liked especially:

I love this one! It probably sums up the story of several manga/animes! xD

Now to try something unorthodox...

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Nice, but I don't really understand it. Is it one of those "make up your own interpretation" things?

Well, it's supposed to be an icon-ized interaction between two characters, with the faces on two lines to indicate the two different characters (the underscored are only there to space them out). The horizontal order of the faces was to indicate the order in which the interaction happened. The story I was trying to convey would be something like:

Char1: *greets char 2*
Char2: *greets char 1*
Char1: *shows off in some way*
Char2: *doesn't take char 1 seriously*
Char1: *angry at not being taken seriously*
Char2: *clears out, realizing this is going nowhere good*

I guess it's not as expressive as I had hoped. Oh well, worth a try.

Oh, I see. The format threw me off, since I was trying to read it like a regular printed line. *shrug*

"I killed your father," Daddy said.

Nice twist.

Ooh, nice one, Aemi!

Thank you.

[Seventy pages! Whoa.]

That's a good one, Aemi!

I'm glad you like it.

And both of those make me wonder, "What's going on? Can I know more?" In a good way.

Enjoy!

Did she really get her everything?

Down, down it went. I stared.

I could never understand her words.

"What is going on here? What's going--?"

She gasped, shocked it was her.

Why did she recognize the face?

It was her in the casket.

She stared at her new self.

Why did life hit me hard?

Brilliant, Brendan!

The only thing is that some of them are 5 words, instead of 6.

Actually, looking back at it, that wasn't as intentional as it looks. But it's a good idea, anyways!

I'm trying again:

Silence of the world, is deafening.

Books: Are always a lost reality.

The baby cried for It's mother.

The shot echoed, across the galaxy.

Hope you enjoyed, reading my Hemingway's.

They're good ones, Danko!

Alone - One day could kill her.

I'm still trying to get the character, conflict, and plot into six words, but I don't think it's quite working yet.

Thank you, Aemi.


That's my favorite out of those, Nemo! It's very mysterious.


I especially like that one, Brendan.


Very mysterious as well.


Ooh! I want to know what happened now.

Thanks Elly! *must come up with more soon* Hey... that is one!!!

Must come up with more soon.

Two wraiths; one bullet. Creative thinking.

Not too spectacular, but it works.

That it does.

A ticket to death, my valentine.

Yes.


That's very good, though I wonder if a semi-colon might work better:

I haven't done one of these in forever...

His Son was the only way.

Nothing she did could repay him.

Thank you.

Thanks! Either way works.

The Bush will post more soon, yes?

His kindness is harsher than sandpaper.

The giants fear only the light.

@Smashy: Yes.

His tender mercies were tortuously cruel.

He had left her a seed.

Yay! Hemingways!

Out of the darkness, someone cries.

The bridge - that bridge - hates me.

Ruined castles, refuges for the darkness.

I like that one.

He fell through the dusted cloud.

The black hand has holding the light.

The mind thinks, The heart knows.

Behind the bush was a ring.

The assassin was deadly with words.

One spark can start a blaze.

Nice.

Thanks.

Very.

This little town isn't so little.

The river is alive with death.

Lonely trees soon become deadly ones.

That one could be interesting, depending on where you go with it.

*snickers because she imagined Bushy hiding a ring*