Prompt 27 (183)

Your characters have a pest infestation.

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Prompt 26 (182)

It's a beautiful day. Sucks your character can't enjoy it.

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Prompt 25 (181)

A cactus changes your character forever.

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Prompt 24 (180)

Your character gives bad advice that has grave consequences.

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Prompt 23 (179)

Someone tells your character a secret they don't want to hear.

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Prompt 22 (178)

Your character has never felt rage like this before.

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Prompt 21 (177)

A group of people fight over a carnival prize.

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Prompt 20 (176)

Your character has never felt rage like this before.

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Prompt 19 (175)

Someone has a long night ahead of them.

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Prompt 18 (174)

A cooler, a television and a dustpan.

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How to create Round Characters

It's no secret that round characters bring life and realism to a story and make it unforgettable. A round character is a character who's complex and multifaceted. Readers connect with them because they feel like real people. But if you, the writer, don't treat your characters like real people, you better believe they're not going to feel like real people to your readers.

Prompt 17 (173)

Your character is wearing a costume in an inappropriate setting.

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Prompt 16 (172)

Your protagonist and antagonist are stuck on a boat together.

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Prompt 15 (171)

A pitiful display of heroics.

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Prompt 14 (170)

Someone's convinced they're being followed by a lawyer.

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Prompt 13 (169)

A curious rescue at a wax museum.

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Prompt 12 (168)

Someone is in a toxic situation they can't get out of.

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Prompt 11 (167)

No matter how hard they try, your character can't stop lying.

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Prompt 10 (166)

Your character is trusted with a huge secret.

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Prompt 9 (165)

A group of people get stranded at a ski slope.

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Prompt 8 (164)

Someone has to trust a grocer with their life.

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Prompt 7 (163)

A game night full of broken hearts and misunderstandings.

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Prompt 6 (162)

A lantern, a cookie and a bra.

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Prompt 5 (161)

Your characters play Truth or Dare but with a twist.

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Prompt 4 (160)

Someone wants to reconnect with your character.

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Prompt 3 (159)

Animosity on Aisle 5.

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Prompt 2 (158)

Your character gets their fortune told on National Bubble Bath Day.

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Prompt 1 (157)

Against their better judgement, your character tries to squeeze through a tiny window.

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