@ Jade - cliche? hardly; I personally love the plot, though it reminds me of the Princess Bride for some reason, probably the marriage part. cx
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amg you used my name <3
Greyson Post wrote:Light admired the set-up of the dance, before someone bumped into her while dancing to the song Daylight by Maroon 5, and she realized that she was lingering in the middle of a humongous crowd. Instead of being even more idiotic than she was currently, she shuffled her way to the edge of the crowd, watching everyone dance to the high-pitched voice of Adam Levine with joyous expressions sketched on their faces. Well, at least they seemed to be having fun. Light had just never been one to mingle in with a crowd. But, once The Cupid Shuffle began blasting, she would definitely get her A-game on. That was her jam, man! Despite her conflicted excitement, Light didn't move onto the dance floor, try to converse with anyone she thought she might recognize, or go on a "hunt" for cute guys as other girls were doing; she just remained towards the edge of the crowd. It wasn't hard for her to do. It's not like anyone made an attempt to approach her, anyway. With a soft sigh, Light threaded her fingers through her hair as she just watched everyone dance.
Get a life, will you? she mentally scolded herself. She wouldn't just stand there all night- in a useless corner of the school- doing nothing while everyone else was out there enjoying themselves. Like, for example, Lucas must've been there somewhere; maybe she would be able to hang out with him. After pondering the suggestion for a few heartbeats, Light shook her head in disapproval. Lucas was most likely busy charming some beautiful girl, that, or was off somewhere spraying graffiti onto his mortal enemie's house. But, she had to go with the first option. Being the flirt he was, yeah, Lucas was most likely on the dance floor sweeping some random girl off of her feet. Feeling somewhat abandoned or rejected, Light subconsciously smoothed down her dress. It was the one night she dressed up, why not look pretty? Oh, yeah- because Light wasn't used to being beautiful. Change, change, tsk, tsk. Just one night and then she would be able to strip off this ridiculous dress. As the girl looked down at the fabric, she reluctantly changed her opinion on the gown. It's really not that bad... Well, of course it wasn't that bad! Would she really have worn the dress if it was horrid? Okay, this little argument going on inside Light's head was absolutely pointless. She just felt as though everyone was looking at her, though they weren't, and felt the sudden desire to impress. There's a change in personality.
Light glanced up and to the side as she felt the heat of a presence beside her, and her eyes landed on the face of a boy, maybe a year older than her or so. He hadn't even done anything but offer a flirtatious smile before Light felt heat scorch her face and she scuffled off to the other side of the area. Good God, why was she so shy all of the sudden? Oh, yeah- because this was her chance to actually be somebody. Without a mask or a pretty dress, who was she? She was Light, the whacko tomboy that everyone ignored in the hallway because all she wore was Pierce The Veil and The Beatles shirts. But with a mask and wearing what people in Greyson considered actual fashion, she could have a different reputation. Though just for one night, things could be different. And you could say she didn't want to mess anything up; though we all know she'll mess up something in the end. It was just how it worked with her.
As the song Cruise by Florida Georgia Line began blasting out of the speakers, Light caught a glimpse of the familiar face of Lucas. Lord, the boy was like a party on his own accord; he didn't need music or encouragement. Imagine what he was like when there was actual excitement echoing throughout the room. Yeesh. But, then again, that's why she was friends with him- best friends. Close..., yup..., he was a whacko..., yeah, anyway. Shifting her Converse-covered feet a bit anxiously, Light mustered up the courage that she shouldn't have needed before managing her way over to the drink stand. Fruit punch, typical, she thought to herself as she poured herself a small glass. Backing away from the stand so she was leaning against the wall, she sipped her drink nonchalantly, her eyes following couples as they strolled by.
Artesian wrote:Jadeghost: I'm going to disagree with others here... Honestly, it does seem pretty cliche - a blend of LOTR, Princess Bride, Eragon and How to Train your Dragon... but the plot actually seems interesting, which is really really unusual when it's being presented as a summary. (For instance, LOTR: Short people called Hobbits throw an evil ring into a volcano to defeat an evil sorcerer while a war rages. Or Twilight: A girl moves to a rainy small town and meets a really hot boy who is a dangerous vampire.) I'd say go for it! It's all in the execution, and your style is lovely so... good luck! :) There's a reason cliches are cliches; they are the hammers and nails in the toolbox of stories. Are we ever going to get tired of the conflicted bad-guy trope? (Loki, Zuko, etc etc). No. And we're not going to get tired of dragons, mysterious orphans, chosen ones and telepathy. Because those are all awesome things to have in a story, if done properly. :3
Hundreds of moons have passed since the time of, as this generation calls it, "shadow, sky, thunder, and river", and now four new Clans rule the forest, new forms of their extinct predecessors. But, unbeknownst to them, one Clan hasn't taken its rightful place on these new lands. As a prophecy known to only one leader comes to pass, the world that these cats thought they knew well begins to change forever. Blood will spill, the belief of StarClan will sway, and two Clans will rise to take their place. But there can only be one.
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