Guys, for the love of all that's sacred in RP, when you reply to a thread/ask, unless both muns have talked ooc or the muses know one another, you need to answer at least three of the six basic questions to form a scene.
What? Where? When? Why? Who? How?
These doesn't exist for no reason. They're meant to help the person on the other side, the partner who'll have to reply to your writing, to grasp what's going on.
What?
The topic of the conversation. Is it an object? Is it a person? Is it an idea? What's it your and my muse are talking about/doing?
Where?
Where are our muses? Is it an open space? Closed space? Is the place packed? Is the place empty? What's inside the place? Is the place secret? Is the place public? Is the place old? Is the place new?
When?
When is this interaction happening? In the early stages of our muses interactions? In the advanced stages? Is this happening in an alternative timeline? Is it happening in a different time in our muses interactions? Is the encounter/interaction placed in the past, present or future?
Why?
Why is this interaction happening?
Who?
Perhaps the easiest here, because the who is usually just our muses. But I still beg of you all to think of who is involved in the interaction and who might he affected by it (a.k.a.: the NPCs our muses have in their lives).
How?
How's the moment going? Are our muses friendly to one another? Hostile? Playful? Awkward? Is it a fast interaction? Is it and interaction that happens often or scarcely? How's the dynamic between our muses?
Please, use the six basic questions to give your partner context. Give your partner something to work with! Don't expect them to do all the work on expanding it all for you.














