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Turbo Survivor II, Challenge 14: Small-Town Diner

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Turbo Survivor II, Challenge 13: Little. Yellow. Different.
You can write about whatever you want, but your story has been heavily sponsored, effectively turning the story into one big product placement (for a single product, not several). Whether the story is dramatic, comedic or whatever, the reader is left knowing that they’ve just read a subversive commercial.
Time Limit: 40 minutes
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Turbo Survivor II, Challenge 11: The Newborn
A fictional society (or an existing society presented in a fictional way) has a very specific process and event after a baby is born. Show us one such event.
Word Limit: None
Time Limit: 40 minutes
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Turbo Survivor II, Challenge 10: In The Moments After
A character has died mere seconds before the story. The story centers around the person (or persons) at the scene immediately following this death.
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Turbo Survivor II, Challenge 9: The Sacrifice
The Sacrifice.
One or both of the participants in a first date is pretending to like or put up with something that they cannot stand, because otherwise the date is going well
WORD LIMIT: 350
TIME LIMIT: 30 minutes
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Turbo Survivor II, Challenge 7: Distillation

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Turbo Survivor II, Challenge 6: Fortunately, Unfortunately
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Turbo Survivor II, Challenge 4: The Last to Know

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Turbo Survivor II, Challenge 3: Intrigue!
You’re writing the opening of a mystery novel. This by no means should be a complete story – it should be a hook that makes us want to read the complete story. It doesn’t have to include the crime that will be solved, but if it doesn’t, then it should give some indication of where things are headed.
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