21 More Creative Writing Prompts for Inspiration
1. “Could you all just shut up for a minute?! I can’t hear myself think, and if I can’t think, I can’t breathe.”
2. “There are two ways out of here. The door or the slide, but I don’t know where the slide goes.”
3. She smiled. “You are too much! I ask for some milk. I wasn’t expecting a home-cooked meal.”
4. “Where did you come from?! How did you get into my room?!”
5. “I’ve been thinking to talk to you for some time now. I think it’s time we end our contract.”
6. “You should rethink what you’re about to say.” “How do you know what I’m going to say.”
7. “We’re not even close yet. We still have 10,456 steps to go up this stairway.”
8. “It’s been three years since we’ve seen the sun. We’re not even sure if it’s still there.”
9. “We can’t get a hold of anyone. Is now a time to start panicking?”
10. “I barely escaped with my life. My husband didn’t.”
11. “I’ve never seen anything more beautiful than getting farther and farther from that giant blue orb we can earth.”
12. “If you work hard you will survive. If you fall short, you will die.”
13. Her chains clattered with each grueling step. Could she go on she wondered?
14. “This is the captain’s room! Do you need something?”
15. “We have fourteen plates and fifteen people. Anyone want to split a plate?”
16. “You knew I was in on it?” “Yup.” “Why didn’t you say anything?”
17. “Didn’t we just pass that rock?” “That rock? No, I don’t think so.”
18. “I prefer the torture. This music is just too much.”
19. “Come in! Come in! This next film is an adaptation of the overthrow of America in 2026! You’ll notice the undiscovered motive behind much of their congress at the time!”
20. “Did you hear that?” “Hear what?” “That crunching noise, there it is again!” “Oh, sorry-nachos.”
21. “Should I make a sequel?” “A sequel?” “Yes, I just made a story out of you, should I make one of your sons too?”
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