This is a closed contest, only for those who have passed the sign-ups. Congratz to those who did!

Welcome to Round Two! You have from today until the 30th of August at 11:59pm Game Time to get your entries in. Make sure they abide by the theme and that you pm the entries to me. Each contest might have some different rules so make sure you read through them all.

Theme: Emotion
"Writing has to be able to draw out an emotion in someone. whether that emotion is good or bad depends on the author. In this contest, you will be writing in the attempt to elicit an emotion from the reader.

Rules
1. Do not share any entries you enter to anyone but me.
2. Do not post your entries on the thread just pm them to me under the title Ultimate writer Round 2
3. Specify which emotion you are trying to draw out
4. The emotion can be a broad stroke so sadness or very specific like melancholy nostalgic.
5. Do not copy other peoples work.
6. If you think anyone is cheating do not confront them, tell me and I will deal with it.
7. All the work you enter cannot be pre-written. it must be for this contest.
8. Your story can be as short or long as you want it to be. However, don't make it like a 20 page epic. Keep it realistic. Think short story.

Prize List
1st Place
-Cupid's Angelic
Puff eggling
-2 magical pies
-250 diamonds

2nd Place
-2 Lovely
mutators
- 2 prismatic
philters
-100 diamonds

3rd Place
-Greater Pet dye
-x5 Lvl. 60 exp orbs
-50 diamonds
~~prize list will be added soon~~

Gonna ping myself ^.^

I have to specify the emotion? But can't I just leave it a mystery and let the readers figure it out for themselves as they read? Because, I don't just stick to one emotion. I like rollercoasters.

Also pinging myself.

(Well you'll be specifying for the judge and it's the emotion that they receive by the end of the story. you can have dips and turns but the end should be the emotion you specified for the judges.)

Now I'm confused. The ending has to be the one emotion?

here let me explain better (sorry it was like 1am >.<)

Pick an emotion let's say Sadness. You start the story off with a happy scene of childhood then as the story continues you destroy that image of the happy childhood. making the reader feel sad for that forgotten childhood and what happened.

You can tell a story with more than one emotion since it takes a lot of emotions to elicit certain emotions. But the main emotion the reader feels should be sadness. does this help?

Screwed it up, re-self-ping