6 Conversational Writing Prompts - Inspiration Through Dialogue!
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Writing prompt original by Montgomery mahaffey from Free Flying Press
“I take it Rosco talked you into this?”
“That’s one way to look at it, Adele.”
“I’m very pleased you’re staying, Martinez. I didn’t think you would.”
“Yes.”
“Did Rosco blackmail you?”
“I wouldn’t go quite that far.”
“But you are not here willingly.”
“No. I’m not.”
Writing prompts are back. Sweet chunks of dialogue to get your imagination revving! What’s the story behind these intriguing pieces of conversation? One way to find out is to take the deep dive and see what you come up with. Enjoy!
WRITING PROMPT ORIGINAL BY MONTGOMERY MAHAFFEY FROM FREE FLYING PRESS
“What a foolish vanity you have. Lady Fortune is fickle. Luck always changes.”
“Not for me, it doesn’t. You saw what happened here tonight.”
“Tell me, Gambler. Are you looking for the game you can’t win?”
“No. I’m looking to see that I always will.”
“Perhaps you only play the games that are easy to win.”
WRITING PROMPT ORIGINAL BY MONTGOMERY MAHAFFEY FROM FREE FLYING PRESS
“You’ve really gotten yourself into a mess now, darling. Wasn’t I enough trouble for you?”
“What are you talking about?”
“I’m talking about your fancy courtesan.”
“She wants you dead, woman.”
“Of course, she does. Beautiful courtesan has lusted for my blood for a long, long time.”
WRITING PROMPT ORIGINAL BY MONTGOMERY MAHAFFEY FROM FREE FLYING PRESS
“Congratulations.”
“Why feign your good wishes? You weren’t cheering for me.”
“Why do you love it? What do you love about gambling? Is it the money you don’t need?”
“No. It’s the games.”
“So you like to play games? Why the games of chance?”
“Because I love to win them.”
“Why not games of skill? The victory would be sweeter.”
“Luck has no play in games of skill.”
WRITING PROMPT ORIGINAL BY MONTGOMERY MAHAFFEY FROM FREE FLYING PRESS
“What about Anthony?”
“What about him?”
“Doesn’t he deserve vengeance?”
“Hell no! That vicious little brute got what he deserved!”
“So what if he was horrid? Two wrongs don’t make a right.”
“He’s despicable.”
“Well now, he’s a drooling mess of an imbecile, and your lady love is to blame.”
WRITING PROMPT ORIGINAL BY MONTGOMERY MAHAFFEY FROM FREE FLYING PRESS