MPC 76B: 3rd Grade Drama
Jul 1, 2020 13:27:30 GMT
Post by Spire on Jul 1, 2020 13:27:30 GMT
Name: 3rd Grade Drama
MPC Scenario: You get to re-tell a classic fairy tale of your choice, only with your characters and NPC's as the cast! Will they be able to stick to the script, and attain a happy ending, or will their personalities and viewpoints (Hell no! I ain't gonna be no damsel in distress!) get in the way and completely derail the plot? Can they bring the story back to its original ending somehow, will it end up being a disaster, or will they reach a happily-ever-after that no one has ever seen before? And most importantly, did they even read the script?
Extra Notes: You can even write in an audience your characters are performing in front of. What are their reactions to your character's performances and mishaps?
Requirements: As always, all Monthly Roleplay Challenges require 1000 words to be graded. You may do this alone, or with friends, as long as the thread contains at least 1000 words by all participants. That is to say, if you have multiple participants in a thread, everyone has to make at least 1000 words in total.
Credit to Arissey
MPC Scenario: You get to re-tell a classic fairy tale of your choice, only with your characters and NPC's as the cast! Will they be able to stick to the script, and attain a happy ending, or will their personalities and viewpoints (Hell no! I ain't gonna be no damsel in distress!) get in the way and completely derail the plot? Can they bring the story back to its original ending somehow, will it end up being a disaster, or will they reach a happily-ever-after that no one has ever seen before? And most importantly, did they even read the script?
Extra Notes: You can even write in an audience your characters are performing in front of. What are their reactions to your character's performances and mishaps?
Requirements: As always, all Monthly Roleplay Challenges require 1000 words to be graded. You may do this alone, or with friends, as long as the thread contains at least 1000 words by all participants. That is to say, if you have multiple participants in a thread, everyone has to make at least 1000 words in total.
Credit to Arissey
