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Abnormality

Everyone has one. An Abnormality, I mean. They follow you around since they day you were born, whispering doubts and fears in your ear. An Abnormality is like a stranger who knows you too well, or a well of insecurity that you fall into often. Abnormalities are all different, some bright, vivid colors and abstract shapes, some dull colors and detailed. The more detailed one is, the less the fears will get to you. 

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Into the Real World RP

Okay, this is a bit of a stretch. Here's the idea:

Characters from (fake) stories come from the said stories into the real world. There, regular kids will try to help them either to adjust or go back into the story. There can even be a villain or two that pops up with a plan for World Domination. Anything goes!

Here's the charrie sheet:

Name: 

Age (10-17):

Real World or Storybook character:

If storybook, good guy or villain:

Appearance:

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Reina and the Abandoned Movie Set

Solo Write!

Hey guys! Me and my friends are writing a book series and I decided to write a short story for my character. Sorry but I can only take six more people. All characters are extroadinaries.

CHARRIE SHEET:

Name:

Gender:

Hair color:

Eye color:

Backstory:

Picture (optional): 

Hope You Join! It's my first solo write.

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Fairytale Solo Write!

I think this has been done before, but it's such a good idea why not recreate it? I thought it would be cool for everyone to make a character sheet of classic fairytale characters...but with a twist.

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School RP!

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Let's RP about kids in school! I'll post my sheet when this comes up. This is my first RP, so sorry if you do not like it.

Here is teh character sheet:

Name:

Age:

Grade(6-8, this is middle school):

Gender:

Appearance:

Personality:

Strengths:

Weaknesses:

Backstory:

Other:

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Have fun! 

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The Play Project

Okay. So, today during math class, I had this random- possibly amazing, possibly pathetic- idea. We all RP, right? And we do solo writes, too? So, why can't we write a play or a musical in the form of an RP or solo write? 

Here's roughly how my idea goes:

1. We suggest possible plots.

2. We vote on the plot.

3. We make charries according to a sheet I will post at that time.

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Solo Write ~ Dungeons and Dragons!

Hoo boy, I've written, what, two D&D-based solo writes already? Making this my 3rd!

The Wizard:

Name: Illaeara

Gender: Female

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Dimension Ski Lodge!

-=O=-

You yawn slightly, covering it with the fingertips of your free hand as you stretch. Your favorite book is in front of you, and you smile slightly and close your eyes as you recite some of the dialogue aloud. 

You stumble over a phrase and open your eyes, trying to find the dialogue back again. But....wait a moment. The page is gone and has been replaced with an odd, parodied version with different names--and are the characters animals? What?

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Darkstars solo write..so heres the info, or plot.  There will be this place called Waterhills, and lots of animals will be living there. They have powers or wings or no powers. For example a fox could have wings. There is a enemy called Darkstars. They have been hunting the creatures of waterhill for centruies. If you were caught by them you will never be seen again. The Darkstars are shadow like creatures made of pure darkness.

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I've been trying to rewrite the Colors of Dystopia.  I've changed the name to the Color Files, since that's a very important aspect of the story, that every character is named after a color and has a file in an infinitely large network that none of the characters knows about.

Prologue

A young woman sat at a computer, with a boy about her age standing at her shoulder.  She typed in code quickly, breaking through firewalls and hacking her way into the files.