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#WordWeavers 3 Oct: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
“Ha!” His laugh was not cruel, but definitely incredulous. “Do you maybe have a magic wand?”
“I’m serious,” she said. “I think I can do it.”
He looked at her appraisingly. “You really do,” he said, and laughed again, this time simply happy. He wrapped his arms around her neck, smirked, and said, “If you can do all that, I must just stand for you as Captain.” -
#WordWeavers 3 Oct: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
“Ha!” His laugh was not cruel, but definitely incredulous. “Do you maybe have a magic wand?”
“I’m serious,” she said. “I think I can do it.”
He looked at her appraisingly. “You really do,” he said, and laughed again, this time simply happy. He wrapped his arms around her neck, smirked, and said, “If you can do all that, I must just stand for you as Captain.” -
#WordWeavers 3 Oct: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
“Ha!” His laugh was not cruel, but definitely incredulous. “Do you maybe have a magic wand?”
“I’m serious,” she said. “I think I can do it.”
He looked at her appraisingly. “You really do,” he said, and laughed again, this time simply happy. He wrapped his arms around her neck, smirked, and said, “If you can do all that, I must just stand for you as Captain.” -
#WordWeavers 3 Oct: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
“Ha!” His laugh was not cruel, but definitely incredulous. “Do you maybe have a magic wand?”
“I’m serious,” she said. “I think I can do it.”
He looked at her appraisingly. “You really do,” he said, and laughed again, this time simply happy. He wrapped his arms around her neck, smirked, and said, “If you can do all that, I must just stand for you as Captain.” -
#WordWeavers Oct 3: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
The monk had his hand on the man's chest and mumbled, apparently offering prayers for the departed. He stood, finally, re-straightening the boshiya to keep his face properly covered. "Well," he said, "you won't be able to chalk this one off to a rasper."
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#WordWeavers Oct 3: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
The monk had his hand on the man's chest and mumbled, apparently offering prayers for the departed. He stood, finally, re-straightening the boshiya to keep his face properly covered. "Well," he said, "you won't be able to chalk this one off to a rasper."
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#WordWeavers Oct 3: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
The monk had his hand on the man's chest and mumbled, apparently offering prayers for the departed. He stood, finally, re-straightening the boshiya to keep his face properly covered. "Well," he said, "you won't be able to chalk this one off to a rasper."
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#WordWeavers Oct 3: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
The monk had his hand on the man's chest and mumbled, apparently offering prayers for the departed. He stood, finally, re-straightening the boshiya to keep his face properly covered. "Well," he said, "you won't be able to chalk this one off to a rasper."
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#WordWeavers Oct 3: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
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#WordWeavers Oct 3: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
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#WordWeavers Oct 3: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
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#WordWeavers Oct 3: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
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#WordWeavers 3 Oct: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
“Ah, come on,” said Julie, whacking him on the shoulder encouragingly. “Have a bit of courage, dash it.”
(The last seven words will appear again, later, in someone else's mouth and in very different circumstances.)
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#WordWeavers 3 Oct: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
“Ah, come on,” said Julie, whacking him on the shoulder encouragingly. “Have a bit of courage, dash it.”
(The last seven words will appear again, later, in someone else's mouth and in very different circumstances.)
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#WordWeavers 3 Oct: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
“Ah, come on,” said Julie, whacking him on the shoulder encouragingly. “Have a bit of courage, dash it.”
(The last seven words will appear again, later, in someone else's mouth and in very different circumstances.)
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#WordWeavers 3. Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
I started looking through the WIP for something that would fit here, noticed some stuff that needed rewriting, and now I'm revising again. Nothing to share for the prompt.
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#WordWeavers 3. Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
I started looking through the WIP for something that would fit here, noticed some stuff that needed rewriting, and now I'm revising again. Nothing to share for the prompt.
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#WordWeavers 3. Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
I started looking through the WIP for something that would fit here, noticed some stuff that needed rewriting, and now I'm revising again. Nothing to share for the prompt.
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#WordWeavers 3. Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
I started looking through the WIP for something that would fit here, noticed some stuff that needed rewriting, and now I'm revising again. Nothing to share for the prompt.
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Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
WIP being my current Inktober
11 - Rescue - If only someone could rescue me from this dull placehttps://mastodon.art/@art_of_goulwenr/117364068821623574
#wordweavers 2026-10-03 (bis, the question changed after the complete list being published)
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#WordWeavers October 3: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
From the John Doe Is Not Alone short I'm working on for release this month:I may be strange but, so far, it seems I'm only as strange as the world I've found myself in.
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#WordWeavers October 3: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
From the John Doe Is Not Alone short I'm working on for release this month:I may be strange but, so far, it seems I'm only as strange as the world I've found myself in.
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#WordWeavers 03 October: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
The problem with a Gift from the Gods is that you can't return it.
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#WordWeavers 03 October: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
The problem with a Gift from the Gods is that you can't return it.
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#WordWeavers 03 October: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
The problem with a Gift from the Gods is that you can't return it.
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#WordWeavers 03 October: Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
The problem with a Gift from the Gods is that you can't return it.
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#WordWeavers Oct 3
Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.More than one line, but heavy foreshadowing.
“You have no right—nor power—to dictate what dragons do beyond our borders,” Jez growled. “They are free beings in this world. Learned enough to take their own counsel. If Quenelle withholds their welcome, we will live to regret it.”
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#WordWeavers Oct 3
Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.More than one line, but heavy foreshadowing.
“You have no right—nor power—to dictate what dragons do beyond our borders,” Jez growled. “They are free beings in this world. Learned enough to take their own counsel. If Quenelle withholds their welcome, we will live to regret it.”
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#WordWeavers Oct 3
Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.More than one line, but heavy foreshadowing.
“You have no right—nor power—to dictate what dragons do beyond our borders,” Jez growled. “They are free beings in this world. Learned enough to take their own counsel. If Quenelle withholds their welcome, we will live to regret it.”
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#WordWeavers Oct 3
Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.More than one line, but heavy foreshadowing.
“You have no right—nor power—to dictate what dragons do beyond our borders,” Jez growled. “They are free beings in this world. Learned enough to take their own counsel. If Quenelle withholds their welcome, we will live to regret it.”
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#WordWeavers 2026-10-03 Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
“If you are to wound me, strike with what might have chance to pierce my hide. The gunnar should have stayed his weapon if not in ready for the Morrigan’s judgement.”
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#SanguineDreams #riders_of_the_dream #RidersOfTheDream #werewolves #werewolf #writing -
#WordWeavers 2026-10-03 Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
“If you are to wound me, strike with what might have chance to pierce my hide. The gunnar should have stayed his weapon if not in ready for the Morrigan’s judgement.”
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#SanguineDreams #riders_of_the_dream #RidersOfTheDream #werewolves #werewolf #writing -
#WordWeavers 2026-10-03 Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
“If you are to wound me, strike with what might have chance to pierce my hide. The gunnar should have stayed his weapon if not in ready for the Morrigan’s judgement.”
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#SanguineDreams #riders_of_the_dream #RidersOfTheDream #werewolves #werewolf #writing -
#WordWeavers 2026-10-03 Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away.
“If you are to wound me, strike with what might have chance to pierce my hide. The gunnar should have stayed his weapon if not in ready for the Morrigan’s judgement.”
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#SanguineDreams #riders_of_the_dream #RidersOfTheDream #werewolves #werewolf #writing -
The real # 1. What is a promise your MC made that they regret?
She regrets to go away and let someone else make a sacrifice instead of her. There are good reasons for that, but it hurts her.
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The real # 1. What is a promise your MC made that they regret?
She regrets to go away and let someone else make a sacrifice instead of her. There are good reasons for that, but it hurts her.
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The real # 1. What is a promise your MC made that they regret?
She regrets to go away and let someone else make a sacrifice instead of her. There are good reasons for that, but it hurts her.
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The real # 1. What is a promise your MC made that they regret?
She regrets to go away and let someone else make a sacrifice instead of her. There are good reasons for that, but it hurts her.
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The real # 2. Which character knows your MC better than your MC knows themselves?
This is a difficult question. Spontaneously I'd say Calanthe, since she knew the MC since she was a child and loves her as if she were her own daughter.
There's also Rosie, once the MC's childhood friend, who knows the MC's weak spots and doesn't hesitate to point out what she doesn't like.
And a figure out of legends, but she has an advantage over the others since there is a magical connection.
They all know her really well, but I don't know if they know her better than herself.
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The real # 2. Which character knows your MC better than your MC knows themselves?
This is a difficult question. Spontaneously I'd say Calanthe, since she knew the MC since she was a child and loves her as if she were her own daughter.
There's also Rosie, once the MC's childhood friend, who knows the MC's weak spots and doesn't hesitate to point out what she doesn't like.
And a figure out of legends, but she has an advantage over the others since there is a magical connection.
They all know her really well, but I don't know if they know her better than herself.
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The real # 2. Which character knows your MC better than your MC knows themselves?
This is a difficult question. Spontaneously I'd say Calanthe, since she knew the MC since she was a child and loves her as if she were her own daughter.
There's also Rosie, once the MC's childhood friend, who knows the MC's weak spots and doesn't hesitate to point out what she doesn't like.
And a figure out of legends, but she has an advantage over the others since there is a magical connection.
They all know her really well, but I don't know if they know her better than herself.
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The real # 2. Which character knows your MC better than your MC knows themselves?
This is a difficult question. Spontaneously I'd say Calanthe, since she knew the MC since she was a child and loves her as if she were her own daughter.
There's also Rosie, once the MC's childhood friend, who knows the MC's weak spots and doesn't hesitate to point out what she doesn't like.
And a figure out of legends, but she has an advantage over the others since there is a magical connection.
They all know her really well, but I don't know if they know her better than herself.
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3rd Oct 2026. Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away:
He’s been a thorn in my side for too long. Chasing him was like chasing fog. He was everywhere and nowhere at once.
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3rd Oct 2026. Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away:
He’s been a thorn in my side for too long. Chasing him was like chasing fog. He was everywhere and nowhere at once.
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3rd Oct 2026. Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away:
He’s been a thorn in my side for too long. Chasing him was like chasing fog. He was everywhere and nowhere at once.
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3rd Oct 2026. Share a line from your WIP that foreshadows something important without giving it away:
He’s been a thorn in my side for too long. Chasing him was like chasing fog. He was everywhere and nowhere at once.
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#WordWeavers 2. Which character knows your MC better than your MC knows themselves?
Their spouse, their daughter, their best friend — all know one aspect of the MC’s character better than the MC but the totality of the MC, who is a real historical figure, is a mystery ultimately to all.
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#WordWeavers 2. Which character knows your MC better than your MC knows themselves?
Their spouse, their daughter, their best friend — all know one aspect of the MC’s character better than the MC but the totality of the MC, who is a real historical figure, is a mystery ultimately to all.
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#WordWeavers 2. Which character knows your MC better than your MC knows themselves?
Their spouse, their daughter, their best friend — all know one aspect of the MC’s character better than the MC but the totality of the MC, who is a real historical figure, is a mystery ultimately to all.
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#WordWeavers 2. Which character knows your MC better than your MC knows themselves?
Their spouse, their daughter, their best friend — all know one aspect of the MC’s character better than the MC but the totality of the MC, who is a real historical figure, is a mystery ultimately to all.