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2 years ago

Hey y'all i really need help on this one.

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Vsevolod [243]2 years ago

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Hmmm, here's some ideas:

- somebody going off to college, maybe a friend or family member

- maybe somebody is leaving but nobody knows that they'll be back

- somebody undesirable who you thought you finally got rid of but they coincidentally keep finding you

- the weird kid from a small town leaves for a while and returns famous, nobody could've guessed

- beloved family members who only visit during holidays

- you could draw inspiration from a real life experience

- also, it's always fun to try writing the story from a random point of view (which can also alternate throughout) such as a small child, an acquaintance of the main character, or even the fly on the wall!

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Seems like a fun assignment, I hope this helps!

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