MemeI yoinked this from someone on LiveJournal, but it sounds like so much fun that I’m posting it here.

The Game:

1) Make a list of fifteen characters first, and keep it to yourself for the moment.

2) Ask your readers to post questions in the comments. For example: ‘One, nine and fifteen are chosen by a prophecy to save the world from four. Do they succeed?’ ‘Under what circumstances might five and fourteen fall in love?’ ‘Which character on the list would you most want on your side in a zombie invasion?’ ‘Write a drabble in which three and eleven fight crime.’ (…possibly not technically a question.)

3) After your readers has asked enough questions, round them up and answer them using the fifteen characters you selected beforehand, then post them.

I’ve got my fifteen characters. Now it’s up to you, dear readers. Post your questions!

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About The Author

TDF Pamela

The Discriminating Fangirl, who is more likely to answer to Pamela if you shout it at her, is the proud owner of an MA in English, focusing on children's/young adult literature and popular culture. She's now not using that degree to work as a project manager for a mobile app company. She reads voraciously, loves geeky movies and tv shows, reads comic books as long as she's not pissed off at Marvel, and when she's procrastinating, she enjoys playing video games. She can be contacted at t.d.fangirl @ gmail.com and followed on Twitter @tdfangirl.

  • ladyt

    How would 6 and 8 pass the time if they were stuck in an elevator together?

    What happens when 2 is set up on a blind date with 14?

    3, 4 and 9 go paintballing. Who wins and who ends up getting shot in the crotch?

    • / TDF Pamela

      Oh, this is going to be so much fun. Just reading your questions made me collapse in fits of laughter.

  • LamoreVincera

    5, 12, and 7 are stuck in a house, and get drunk. What happens?

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