Challenge #555
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tenminutesadayToday's challenge: Reversal!
Write a scene with one of your favorite or most common ideas, but switch around how you usually do it. Some ideas:
1. If you write hurt/comfort with Character A getting hurt and Character B providing comfort, write it with Character B getting hurt and Character A providing comfort.
2. If you write AUs for Fandom X, think of a fandom set in one of those AUs and write those characters in a Fandom X AU. (What does that mean??? For example, instead of writing X-Files characters in a Regency AU, choose a fandom in the Regency such as Bridgerton and write the Bridgerton characters as paranormal investigators in the 1990s. Wow that's hard to picture.)
3. If the trope is Character G getting in trouble and Character H saving them, write a scene where Character H gets in trouble and Character G saves them.
Write a scene with one of your favorite or most common ideas, but switch around how you usually do it. Some ideas:
1. If you write hurt/comfort with Character A getting hurt and Character B providing comfort, write it with Character B getting hurt and Character A providing comfort.
2. If you write AUs for Fandom X, think of a fandom set in one of those AUs and write those characters in a Fandom X AU. (What does that mean??? For example, instead of writing X-Files characters in a Regency AU, choose a fandom in the Regency such as Bridgerton and write the Bridgerton characters as paranormal investigators in the 1990s. Wow that's hard to picture.)
3. If the trope is Character G getting in trouble and Character H saving them, write a scene where Character H gets in trouble and Character G saves them.
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Date: 2026-03-10 09:18 pm (UTC)And yes, that Bridgerton AU would be weird. But part of me would totally read it!