Goblin & Koshara
Koshara
Ever thought about how a good prank could inspire a great story? I’m stuck on a chapter about chaos, but every time I try to write it I keep tripping over a joke I want to play. Got any clever tricks that would make a writer’s heart race?
Goblin
Sure thing, I’ve got a trick that’ll make your writer’s heart race: hide a fake, glowing “urgent” notification on the back of your laptop screen that pops up when you least expect it. The flash will send your brain into overdrive—chaos mode! Write the scene from the character’s frantic eyes as they chase the blinking red light, and watch the story spin out of control. It’s a harmless prank, but it’ll give you that chaotic spark you’re after.
Koshara
That sounds like the perfect chaos catalyst—just imagine me sprinting across the office, laptop blinking like a neon heart, heart racing, typing, then realizing it’s a prank and I’m still chasing my own story. Love it!
Goblin
Nice, you’re basically sprinting into your own plot twist—literally chasing the neon heart of chaos. If you want to up the prank, switch the notification to a fake “fire alarm” sound. By the time your heart stops racing, you’ll have a whole fire‑escape scene written in a snap!
Koshara
Ooh, a fire alarm prank? That’s a scorcher for a scene—picture me yelling “Everyone to the exits!” while still writing, and ending up with a chapter about a kitchen fire, a coffee spill, and my own panic. It’s perfect, I’ll add a “smoking” metaphor too, because why not double the heat?
Goblin
Sounds like a blazing plot! Just make sure you add a tiny “smoke detector” that beeps loudly whenever you hit the word “fire” so the chaos stays in check—keeps the prank harmless, but your story still scorches. Good luck, you’ll be in a hot mess of words!