I’m 16 and this is a joke story I’ve written to give to my friend. I want to impress him because I kind of fancy him, and I was wondering if you could help me tweak it a bit? I’m not a writer AT ALL so it’s not brilliant and it’s kind of nonsensical (the latter is kind of on purpose though
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"I’ve just watched this shitty film starring Robert Pattison as Salvador Dali.
It was really, Truly horrible.
Then something really strange happened. One minute I was glued to the screen, fascinated and repulsed by Robert Pattison’s stupid potato face, the next……
Huh? I felt a strange sensation on my left foot. I looked down. A strange, metallic liquid had dribbled onto my middle toe, preceded by an onslaught of more metallic globules landing plip plop onto my foot, raining down rhythmically in succession. A mini metallic shower in my own living room. Perplexed and frightened, I looked up to the ceiling. Oh my god.
The clock screwed onto our wall had doubled in size, and was melting rapidly. I say rapid, but the process seemed to be skewed by a distorment of time itself, appearing both quick and extremely slow at the same time. I ran out into the kitchen. All the clocks were melting, and that strange sense of timelessness was heavy in the air once more.
It was like I was walking through a dream.
The real Savlavor himself suddenly sprouted out of a vase, his limbs stretched back in forth in ryhtm with an unknown beat, and I’d like to say his face was pallid, but I can not truly describe the colour I was faced with at that moment . It was a totally new colour, from a colour wheel unlocked in some dark recess of my brain which had been long forgotten at birth.
Now he stood, very much real and alive, in front of me. The Hollywood hologram vision on the screen behind him seemed laughable now, even more so then this peculiar image before my eyes.
In that bizarre fast-slow motion, Salvador turned to the screen to gaze at Robert Pattison’s stupid foot face. He was staring at his own image, into his second soul (made of play dough, this time).
Salvador turned to face me. He brought out a picture of Cedric Diggory and began to cry.
"Don’t cry Salvador!" I cooed, as he stood there, hunched over the picture (which was old and tatty, evidently it had been brought out many times before).
"Cedric is alive. In our hearts. In here".
I smiled weakly and touched his heart. Then he looked at me in the eyes for the first time. We fell in love and had many deformed 40 feet babies . The end.
This is funny. =)