Photo courtesy of: Jill Wellington; courtesy of: Pixabay |
This is a great picture for scene setting and character development. It opens the imagination to so many possibilities.
The
pretty platinum blonde, a chiffon scarf wrapped artfully around her head,
cruising in her turquoise car through the sun-drenched country side.
What
secrets linger behind her serene expression? What does she see through the
passenger side window?
Not only can a writer speculate
where she's going, but the vintage car and the clothes give fodder for other
possibilities. Since they both represent a distinct time period, it's important
that writers stay true to the norms of that era: the music, the current events,
the technology, the societal roles of men and women.
For accuracy and authenticity, it
may require research. Even a fiction piece, demands that historical details be
carefully presented. Executing this task well yields an author credibility and
readers.
So, where is this woman going?
Here's my list:
1. Drive-In Movie (Later that
night.)
2. Elvis Concert
3. The Beach
4. Cocktail Party
5. Sister's House To Play Cards
6. Bowling League Game
7. To Meet Her Secret Lover
8. To Hear John F. Kennedy Give A
Speech
Where do you think she's going?
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