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Questioning Sentences, Vol. 13

(Questioning sentences from various sources to ask all kinds of muses. Adjust phrasing where needed)

"Are you awake?"

"Can't you ever say anything nice?"

"You do know that living patients aren't my thing, right?"

"It was you this whole time?"

"How come I haven't heard about this on TV?"

"Do you approve of murder?"

"Why have you got a gun?"

"Are you hungover?"

"Did you really kill all those men?"

"You're not going to go away no matter what I do, are you?"

"You really don't know, do you?"

"Did you text me to pull me out of my anniversary dinner with my husband?"

"Why are you so nice to me?"

"What happened to our family tradition?"

"Are you looking at my legs?"

"Have you ever been crazy about someone that is determined to push you away?"

"Did it just get cold?"

"We used to smoke together, way back when. You remember?"

"Your promises don't mean very much."

"Do you have any enemies?"

"You wouldn't want to join me, would you?"

"I did good, didn't I?"

"How can you possibly know that?"

"Are you pathologically incapable of telling the truth?"

"Are you going to let me in on whatever the hell is going on here?"

"I thought you didn't have a sense of humour?"

"You've stitched yourself up before, I take it?"

"Are you being facetious?"

"Is it me, or is this just... Wrong?"

"Are you going to take a photograph of me?"

"Why do you always have to touch everything?"

"Do you have any idea how to diffuse a bomb?"

"You have a secret admirer?"

"You really think that I'm beautiful?"

"Are you sure you're not going to catch another cold?"

"What the fuck are you talking about?"

"Why are you drinking so much tonight anyway?"

"Are you really suggesting what I think you are?"

"What could you possibly be looking for by probing up there?"

"This is just a game for you, isn't it?"

"What's wrong with miracles?"

"Who said anything about love?"

001.   the seaside ,  as the sun is setting .

002.   a cabin in the middle of the woods .

003.   a picket-fenced home in the suburbs .

004.   a dark bus stop lit only by street lights .

005.   a private jet miles high in the sky .

006.   a funhouse’s room of mirrors .

007.   an office building ,  bustling and busy .

008.   the back row of an empty movie theater .

009.   a run-down (or abandoned) motel room .

010.   a loud house party on a suburban street .

011.   a university lecture hall during a class .

012.   the rooftop of a very tall building .

013.   a great ballroom during an elegant party .

014.   the back of a wailing ambulance .

015.   the wine cellar of a large mansion .

016.   behind the school’s gymnasium .

017.   a bonfire in the middle of the woods .

018.   an otherwise empty parking lot .

019.   the bar of a loud ,  dark club .

020.   an empty summer camp .

021.   a large hedge maze ,  easy to get lost in .

022.   a neglected or derelict treehouse .

023.   a spacious ,  light-filled meadow .

024.   an underground / illegal fighting club .

025.   an abandoned scrapyard .

026.   a large penthouse overlooking the city .

027.   an apple orchard in the middle of spring .

028.   an empty playground with squeaky swings .

029.   an extravagant greenhouse .

030.   the base of a large waterfall .

031.   a spacious walk - in closet full of lovely clothes .

032.   a quiet hospital room .

033.   the dark depths of an abandoned mine .

034.   the deck of a fishing boat at night .

035.   the thick crowd of an audience at a show .

036.   a long ,  winding road .

037.   the site of a car accident .

038.   a hiking trail in the mountains .

039.   a cramped dressing room .

040.   a dusty antiques shop full of relics .

041.   the street of an unfamiliar city at night .

042.   between the tall shelves of a thrifted book shop .

043.   a building abandoned during construction .

044.   a house without power or running water .

045.   a mysterious trail found in the woods .

046.   the back of a taxi stuck in traffic .

047.   the inside of an elevator that won’t move .

048.   fairgrounds during a large event  (or after hours) .

049.   a garden bountiful with flowers or produce .

…. how they would normally respond …. how they would respond if they had to be totally honest

    Eagerly waited all day for this, a moment of just the two of them. Unlike her sibling, she wasn’t as patient but this conversation simply couldn’t wait. Cozied up on her seat next to him, cold finger tips danced against the warm cup of tea, elbow rested upon the couch. 

He raised an eyebrow and sat back. Unlike the last sibling to visit, Stefan was enjoying Evie’s presence. She was a lot like Luci, only amplified. And he should’ve known that would mean she wasn’t afraid to speak her mind. Not that he had anything to hide--there was no him and Lu. Not in any way other than platonic.

Something about that thought felt like a lie. In fact, the way he’d been feeling about Luci had been...changing, and Stefan couldn’t put his finger on it. It wasn’t like Elena or Caroline. It sure as hell wasn’t like Klaus. But still, he believed she was seeing something that wasn’t there.