Warning: It can be distressing to read anything before bedtime, or you may not wake up sane.
Here is the brief on it.
Room
with a View, the novel by E.M. Forster, was a tale about a young woman, engaged then, who met another man when she was on holiday. She was unsure of her journey of
love thereafter.
Rear Window is an Alfred
Hitchcock classic
movie based on the short story It Had to Be
Murder by Cornell Woolrich. It was remade by Christopher Reeve. He was the quadriplegic
who, then
using a wheelchair, relieved the boredom of his
daily existence by engaging in voyeurism.
Two different stories, and the only common link is the view of it. The former is a love affair. The latter is a criminal tale. The challenge is to make it more interesting but blend the two tales into one. Any length, any content, but its to have fun.
I may add my own version of it in the comments section when I am more available to write this weekend. Writing is an expression of our thoughts that could be inspired by what we saw, heard, or read. The story that may form in our minds may be in fragments, but it will be us who will construct the whole story.
To me, writing is a form of therapy for my stress, or was it to avoid madness creeping in? (Hahahaha. I could picture the JOKER impression here. I should stop watching serial killer series and stick to HARVEY PORTER; who? Trust me, you do not want to meet him just yet. He will place you in the pottery with the others.)
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