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Challenge #313
Feb. 2nd, 2024 03:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
shivverDid you notice I skipped a number, back around 308? Totally spaced it.
More POV practice today, but of a different sort. Picture something: it can be an object, a person, or an event, or anything else you may want to describe to a reader. Think about how you would describe it.
Now, write the description of the thing from the point of view of a person who is blindfolded. You can approach this in different ways. If it's an object, maybe it's in their hands and they're feeling it. If it's an event going on around them, then they may only be able to hear what's going on and has to infer what it really is. They may also be able to feel a breeze as someone rushes past, feel warmth as someone leans close, or smell something burning. If the object is food, they could taste it... but how does it get into their mouths?
More POV practice today, but of a different sort. Picture something: it can be an object, a person, or an event, or anything else you may want to describe to a reader. Think about how you would describe it.
Now, write the description of the thing from the point of view of a person who is blindfolded. You can approach this in different ways. If it's an object, maybe it's in their hands and they're feeling it. If it's an event going on around them, then they may only be able to hear what's going on and has to infer what it really is. They may also be able to feel a breeze as someone rushes past, feel warmth as someone leans close, or smell something burning. If the object is food, they could taste it... but how does it get into their mouths?
