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You gripped your rifle close to your chest, the sound of gunfire ringing in your ears as you kneeled in the small ditch, your coat tied close around your waist and your helmet set loosely on your head. Trench warfare had to be your least favorite part about war. Though you never liked the war to begin with, this really didn't help sway your mood. The Russian soldiers could be heard all around, from their gun fire to there shouting. But you could also hear the sound of your allies, the Axis countries of Italy and Germany, along with their armies. You took a quick peek from your position, adjusting your helmet to improve your vision, to make su

They say it can take three seconds to fall in love with someone, but how long does it take to fall out of love? You had been by Alfred's side for years now, desperately clinging to the idea that one day he'd see you as more than just his best friend. After he had brutally rejected your confession in the seventh grade and then apologized that afternoon when he saw you crying on the bus, you two promised to be best friends…forever. But friendship wasn't enough, not anymore. You couldn't sit here and watch him with every girl under the sun but you, living it up like the world would end tomorrow. You were the one who helped him with his h

You gripped your rifle close to your chest, the sound of gunfire ringing in your ears as you kneeled in the small ditch, your coat tied close around your waist and your helmet set loosely on your head. Trench warfare had to be your least favorite part about war. Though you never liked the war to begin with, this really didn't help sway your mood. The Russian soldiers could be heard all around, from their gun fire to there shouting. But you could also hear the sound of your allies, the Axis countries of Italy and Germany, along with their armies. You took a quick peek from your position, adjusting your helmet to improve your vision, to make su

The purpose of this exercise is to see how much you've differentiated each of your main characters' voices from each other. How to Use Pick a few major characters in your story. (I recommend using between 3 and 6.) For each of the numbered prompts below, choose what each character would say in that circumstance. You may want to write a few sentences of dialogue from that character or a quick internal monologue. These lines are meant to generate short pieces of dialogue (about 1-5 sentences), as it's easiest to compare lines to each other that way. If you start writing long paragraphs or another character's reply to your character, then sto