James devised a tale where the deep state cabal released their bioweapons which triggered humanity’s genetic degradation which triggered starvation which triggered random violence from terrorist groups such as the Retaliators which triggered dead bodies piled upon dead bodies. That’s when something snapped inside of him making him explore other plots.
He came up with a new character, Tommy, a quite likeable bunny. He wrote that Tommy’s rabbit hole was near Farmer John’s vegetable patch. He brilliantly described Farmer John smiling at Tommy as they lunched together on carrots.
Being pleased with that new plot, James wrote his final words before the Retaliators arrived, “Their tears were wiped away and all the earth lived happily ever after.”
Denise offers the prompt word “explore” for this week’s Six Sentence Stories.
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 
The time is coming when the plot of our lives will be peaceful. Even so, Lord Jesus, come.
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Yes, Lord Jesus, come! Thank you, Oneta!
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Gotta love a happy ending 🙂
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Happy endings are best. Thank you, Dan!
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Ah what a contrast you bring in this short story! So good to read the ending. I loved the second picture, both are beautiful though.
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Thank you, Pragalbha!
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🙂 This story reminds me of the Book of Revelation.
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I was thinking of it (and the news). Thank you!
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So many things will get worse, and yet there is hope. The back of the Book says Good wins.
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It does. Good wins. Thank you, Mimi! I like the exploring of the refrigerator for a new adventure in your story.
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I love how they lunched together on carrots!
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They lived together in harmony. Thank you, Dyanne!
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A most excellent Six, Frank. For me it has that Orwellian blunt telling of the truth, good and evil. Bravo!
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Thank you!
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The world could do with an alternative plot… Nice one, Frank!
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It could and may we get that ending. Thank you, Chris!
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Keep your eyes on the Eastern skies…any day now, I shall be released. Great job.
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I am looking forward to that release as well. Thank you!
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Clever stuff Frank! From ghastliness to quietude in just six sentences.
My Six!
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My first story was all ghastly. And then I wrote this one. Thank you, Keith!
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Sometimes it’s difficult to remember that we do have a hand in the ‘plot twists’ and ‘narrative developments’ of the ultimate WIP.
thoughtful Six, yo
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Thank you, Clark!
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Daisies to disaster to bunny and carrots! That is one disaster sandwich of a Six, Frank. Good one 🙂
Would that life could transform as easily as the plot of this story.
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It does look like a “disaster sandwich”. Thank you, Denise!
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this is wonderful work, thanks for sharing it to us. we liked it very much.
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Thank you!
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A WONDERFUL Six, Frank! The real world is such a disappointment to the ‘happily ever after’ folks. 😉
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It is a disappointment. Thank you, Susan!
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It’s always a pleasure. ❤
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If we can dream it, write the story, it might even come true!
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It might come true. Thank you, Liz!
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Always have hope. Excellent six.
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Thank you, Lisa!
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You need to write a book about the apocalyptic future!
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I can almost feel the apocalypse coming near. Thank you, Jim!
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I feel it too
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