Creative Writing Prompt #2
Each week, ORW will feature a new writing prompt meant to spark your creative juices. Use it to generate new fiction, creative non-fiction or poetry, or apply the prompt to a current project. Even if you don’t create a scene that fits with your project, you may find that you’ve learned more about your story.
Prompt #2
Write a scene with three characters in the first-person point of view. Two of the characters should confront the third about an action they believe s/he has taken that has caused some kind of damage. The third character is innocent of the action. Write the scene first using the third character as the narrator, then re-write it with one of the accusers as the narrator. How does the scene change?
Feeling ambitious? Write the same scene in third-person point of view. How does that change the scene?
One Response 
I study and practice the craft of writing for multiple audiences and purposes. Through my experience in public relations, grant writing, and academia, I have acquired the ability to create text that garners results. I hold a MA in English literature and a MFA in Creative Writing. Having taught over 700 students in classes ranging from business writing to creative writing, I believe in writer-centered instruction as the most effective way to empower my clients. 
Just wanted to pop over and say I love the writing prompts. Last week I did the 1st prompt twice, with two different scenes. I had a lot of fun. I can’t wait to give this one a try.