CHALLENGE #6
"To observe people in conflict is a necessary part of a child's education. It helps him to understand and accept his own occasional hostilities and to realize that differing opinions need not imply an absence of love." -Milton R. Sapirstein
Contempt vs. Adoration
Your drabble should be based on the emotions of contempt vs. adoration. The warring emotions do not have to be experienced by Harry and Pansy, but by any one or more people in your drabble. Also, the quote does not have to be incoporated into your drabble, but you're more than welcome to attempt it.
- Drabbles must be 200-299 words
- The Almighty Ever-Present Rules apply, please don't talk about your drabbles to more than one person (your beta) or post your drabbles (or alternate versions) anywhere else until the practice round is over.
- What you wrote is to remain private/anonymous until the results are revealed.
- Please refrain from drabbling about explicit sexual or violent situations.
- Please double check for spelling, canon errors, word count, grammar, and punctuation.
- Comments on this post will be screened. Please comment with your submissions, and put the following information at the top of your comment:
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Warning: - Submissions are due by 11:59PM United States East Coast Time (New York) on Wednesday, June 16, 2010 (GMT -4)If you need to figure out the time conversion, there's a world clock on the profile.
As soon as you turn in a drabble, your name will be crossed off this distinguished list.
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