#tuesdaytwo

For this prompt, A and B can be in any kind of relationship you choose. It may work better if they know each other at least, but it could work for strangers too.

A is drunk, and B is taking them home!

What happens?

Here are some things to consider:

What is the relationship between A and B?

Where are they? (at a party, a bar/pub, nightclub, someone's house, etc.)

Does A typically drink a little or a lot?

Does A get drunk often?

What kind of drunk is A? (sad, funny, sleepy, beligerent, etc.)

How do other characters (if any) react to A's current state? To B's?

Does B tell A it's time to go? Does A decide on their own? Does someone else tell them both?

Is B also drinking?

If B is also drinking, how does this affect the trip home?

Did they prearrange for B to bring A home, or is this a decision that was made at the location where A is drinking?

How does B interpret "home"? Do they take A to A's own home, or to B's home?

How does A behave toward B on the way home?

How does B react to A's behaviour?

Do they have any difficulties on the way home?

Does A accidentally divulge any secrets?

Does A have any regrets after this? Does B?

For this prompt, A and B can be in any kind of relationship; family, friendship, romance or any other kind of relationship you choose. They could also be strangers.

A and B are at the same New Year's Eve party!

What happens?

Here are some things to consider:

What is the relationship between A and B?

Have either of them been to a New Year's Eve party before?

If this is the first time for one or both of them, who invited them?

How do they feel about this invitation?

Does A like to attend parties? Does B?

If one or both do not like parties, why are they there?

Does either one of them drink at the party?

If one or both are drinking, how does this change how they interact with each other? Does it change how they behave toward the host or other guests?

If one or both are drinking, does this create any problems?

Can they dance? Do they? Who do they dance with?

Do they kiss at midnight?

If yes, who do they kiss? How does each of them feel about kissing this person?

If they aren't kissing one another, do they wish they were?

How late do they stay after midnight?

Do they go home separately or together?

For this prompt, A and B can be in any kind of relationship; friendship, romantic, family or anything else you choose.

A is coming home for Christmas for the first time in years, and they know B is there.

What happens?

Here are some things to consider:

What is the relationship between A and B?

Why has A been away so long?

How does B feel about A's absence? How does A feel about it?

Does B know A is coming, or is A's return unexpected?

How does A react when they see B in person for the first time in years? How do they feel?

How does B react at seeing A? How do they feel?

Does B ask questions about A's absence, or do they already know why A was away for so long?

Does A explain anything about their absence or their return?

Does anyone need to apologize? If so, do they?

What has changed about their home and/or their city or town since A has been gone? How does A feel about this?

Does A bring a gift for B? Does B have a gift waiting for A?

How much time do they spend together during the holidays?

Is A back for good, or is this just a visit?

Does B try to convince A to stay for good? Why or why not?

For this prompt, A and B can be strangers or acquaintances.

A and B do not share the same first language. At a social gathering, A attempts to flirt with B!

What happens?

Here are some things to consider:

What are the respective first languages of A and B?

How fluent is A in B's first language?

How fluent is B in A's first language?

Does B understand A well enough to realize they're flirting?

If not, what does B think A is trying to communicate?

How does A feel about their attempt to communicate with B? Are they confident? Frustrated? Embarrassed?

How does B feel about being flirted with by A?

Does A succeed in charming B, or it is an epic failure?

Is there anyone around who could interpret? If so, would A or B suggest involving C?

If C gets involved, how does this change the situation?

For this prompt, A and B should at least be acquainted. They can be in any kind of relationship you choose.

A is helping B clean out their closet, basement or garage. During the process, one of them uncovers something that causes B to feel nostalgic.

What happens next?

Here are some things to consider:

What is the relationship between A and B?

How does A feel about helping B?

What is the object they uncover?

Who did/does it belong to?

How did the owner acquire it?

Why is it in the closet (basement, garage)?

Did B know or remember it was there? Did A?

Which of them uncovers it?

Does the object have sentimental value for B, or does it simply evoke a memory?

Does it have sentimental value or unlock a memory for A as well?

Is it a shared memory for A and B, or do they have different recollections about it?

What feelings does this object evoke for B? For A?

Does A ask B about the object?

What does B do with the object?

Has A learned something new about B? Has B learned something new about themself?

For this prompt, A and B should be in some sort of relationship. It can be romantic, family, friendship or anything else you choose.

A is excited and enthusiastic about a thing they're into, and they can't seem to stop talking to B about it!

What happens?

Here are some things to consider:

What is A into that they can't stop talking about? (a band, a movie, show or book series, a hobby, a sport, new recipes, etc.)

Does B know anything about the thing A is into?

Is B also into it?

How does B feel about A's nonstop enthusiasm? Do they find it annoying? Cute? Something else?

How does B react to A's nonstop enthusiasm?

Does B encourage A or try to dissuade or discourage them? What is B's reason for doing this?

For this prompt, A and B can be in any kind of relationship, or they can be total strangers.

It's the holiday season, the busiest time of the year. A works in retail. B is the worst customer they've had this year!

What happens?

Here are some things to consider:

What is the relationship between A and B?

What kind of shop does A work in?

What is B trying to do there (purchase, exchange, return)?

Is B even in the correct shop?

What is it about B that makes them the worst customer?

Is B genuinely being difficult, or are they just trying to annoy or tease A?

If B is being difficult on purpose, how does A react?

If B is a genuinely difficult person, how does A react?

Does A tell anyone about their difficult customer? If so, what happens?

For this prompt, A and B should be in some sort of relationship. Whether it is frienship, romance, family or something else is entirely up to you!

Character A's family member (parent, grandparent, cousin, etc.) gives Character A and Character B silly, matching holiday shirts or sweaters!

What happens?

Here are some things to consider:

What is the relationship between A and B?

What does the family member think is the relationship between A and B?

How accurate is the family member's assessment of the relationship?

How close is A with their family member?

How close is B with the family member?

Is the family member also related to B?

Does the family member have any expectations of A and B regarding the gifted shirts?

How does A feel about the gifted shirt? How does B feel about it?

If the family member has any expectations (such as A and B wearing the shirts to a gathering or event) how do A and B feel about that?

Do A and B meet the family member's expectations?

If they do not meet the family member's expectations, what happens? If only one of them meets the expectation, what happens?

Has this situation changed the relationship between A and B? If so, in what way?

Has this situation changed the relationship between A and their family member? If so, in what way?