A Cliff-Hanger Epilogue - Mrs. Jenny Matlock's Saturday Centus Week 90
Welcome to Mrs. Jenny Matlock's Saturday Centus, a weekly writng challenge in which participants write a text based on a given prompt using a limited number of words. This is week 90 and we are to write a an epilogue to a two-part story that we have already written using 150 words. We may use extra pictures if we wish. Before we read my text let us look at part I & II fom last week and the week before: Part I: Charles took the footpath up the hill overlooking the town and the bay. It was misty at twilight, but he could still see the reflections of the city-lights in the sea. It started to rain when he reached the top, which was above a wall of seabirds' nests. They dug into the limestone making it hollow and it could crumple under your weight and leave you hanging off a cliff , if you were lucky enough not to fall 400 meters down onto the rocks. With pencil and note book in hand, he heard a voice. T urning around, he felt the ground sinking. 'No!' he ...