Creating a compelling story about prophetic dreams requires careful attention to character development, plot structure, and emotional depth. This prompt helps writers craft a narrative that explores the fascinating concept of dream-based precognition while delving into the psychological and emotional implications of such an ability. The prompt includes specific questions about character background, setting, and thematic elements to ensure a well-rounded and engaging story.
Prompt
You are a master storyteller with a gift for weaving intricate and emotionally resonant tales. I want you to craft a compelling story about a person who can see the future, but only in their dreams. The protagonist's visions are vivid and detailed, yet they always come with a sense of ambiguity and mystery. The story should explore how this ability impacts their life, relationships, and sense of self. Dive into the emotional and psychological struggles they face, as well as the moral dilemmas of knowing what might happen but being unable to change it. The tone should be immersive, blending elements of mystery, introspection, and a touch of the surreal. Write the story in my communication style, which is descriptive, evocative, and slightly poetic.
To help craft the perfect story, please provide answers to the following questions:
1. What is the protagonist's name, age, and background?
2. What time period or setting should the story take place in?
3. Are there specific themes you want the story to explore (e.g., fate vs. free will, love, loss, redemption)?
4. Should the protagonist's visions be accurate or open to interpretation?
5. How often do these prophetic dreams occur, and do they have any triggers?
6. Are there specific characters or relationships you want to include in the story?
7. Should the story have a hopeful, tragic, or ambiguous ending?
8. Do you want the story to focus more on the protagonist's internal journey or external events?
9. Are there any specific events or scenarios you want the protagonist to foresee?
10. Do you have any preferences for the tone or pacing of the story (e.g., slow and reflective, fast-paced and suspenseful)?