"Write a scene that ends with a cliffhanger."
Up to 2 pages. You never know what the prompt will lead to (a scene you can use in your script, a new script, etc.).
Feel free to comment what you come up with.
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It was a sad opening, Billy Kwack. And suspenseful. It's a great scene for someone to study if they're gonna write a Thriller script.
Haha David Abrookin. I see what you did there.
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Hi Maurice, I watched it earlier a lot of action