Monday Momentum - Prompt 6

You know the more you write, the better writer you'll be. So, here's another writing prompt for you. 

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Here goes another one...
This prompt comes from Writing Fiction: A Guide to Narrative Craft by Janet Burroway and Elizabeth Stuckey-French (pg. 257).

Set a timer for 15 minutes and write...

Imagine an accident. It might be minor--a finger cut while slicing vegetables, a knocked-over vase--or it might be major--a car wreck, a gallery of paintings destroyed by a fire sprinkler.

Now, write several versions of the accident: a one-sentence summary, a one-paragraph summary, a full scene, and finally, a slo-o-o-o-wed down version of the scene. It may help to think of filmmaking. Begin with a panoramic establishing shot and let the camera keep zooming in, closer and closer, to an extreme close-up.

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