Writing Adventures

Writing prompt: Write a 50 word story in the adventure genre. It's about an actor and should include a piece of paper. Also use the sentence 'Leave me alone!' Hope you enjoy! ~~~ In my trailer, I kept on rehearsing my lines written in the script. It's still a dream come true to be able to play The Indiana Jones in the reboot. I remembered the day when I got the role over someone else. The other actor stormed off, "Leave me alone!"

I was inspired by something that I watched recently. Hopefully, you enjoy it! ~~~ Today was supposed to be like any other day. Wake up. Eat. Go to work. Sleep. There was nothing in my work that could prepare me for this day. I leaned against the railing on the subway as it unfolded in front of my eyes. Blood splattered everywhere as chaos erupted from the panic. My body cowered in fear and frozen in place. I couldn't decide on what I wanted to do. My gut reaction was to run to the ends of the train, but that's where the zombies were biting everyone. I slunk down into a corner, hoping everything would go away. I looked across from me to see a little girl crying. I remembered seeing her and her mom board the train earlier. They were probably separated, and if I don't do anything, both of us will be killed as well. I clenched my fist, and gritted my teeth to confirm my resolution and courage to do what I needed to do. I was scared and have no idea what to do, but if I focus on

Image used from:  http://asianwiki.com/Fortuna%27s_Eye Imagine if you have the power to know when someone is going to die, would you try to change their fate or let it be? However, by changing their fate, you will suffer the consequences of being closer to death in order to not upset the balance of life. Fortuna’s Eye is a fantasy romance film where the main character, Shinichiro Kiyama (Ryunosuke Kamiki), struggles with deciding the purpose of using the ability to help others or not. He meets Aoi Kiryu (Kasumi Arimura) one day, who is immediately attracted to her, but he sees her hand becoming transparent signifying that her death is near. When the ability is used, the film uses the visual effect of showing partial transparency of the person’s body. It’s an interesting take with using that visual effect, as the clothes are left untouched which I would imagine it makes it uncanny and surreal to see the ability happen in real life. It might be the simple thought of the eyes are sho