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For the Drabble Challenge A drabble is a short work of fiction of precisely one hundred words in length. The purpose of the drabble is brevity, testing the author's ability to express interesting and meaningful ideas in a confined space. |
| “Don’t throw your apple core out the window, Alex; if it hits someone at this speed, it might injure them.” “That’s not actually true, Mum.” “Yes, it is; we are going eighty -- ” “Seventy-seven, actually.” “-- don’t interrupt me, so everything inside the car is going that speed." “It will slow before it reaches them from the wind and gravity.” “It will still hurt.” “And a core’s mass will slow down quicker than if it was a solid.” “But still, it will be nearly as fast.” “You are wrong, it’s physics.” “When did you start disagreeing with me, Alex?” W/C: 100 Prompt: Dialogue only, between two people (a duologue) – boyfriend & girlfriend (or same sex), parent & child or teacher & student |
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