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Best friend Quote by M.A. George

“Ah yes…” He made an exaggerated nod. “I was supposed to be filling you in on Nangí’s story.” He winked at me playfully, as I kept up my glare. “Now, where should I begin?” “Tell you what, let me get you started,” I came back. “Once upon a time, there was this über-creepy old man—who looks like he…” quote by M.A. George
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““Ah yes…” He made an exaggerated nod. “I was supposed to be filling you in on Nangí’s story.” He winked at me playfully, as I kept up my glare. “Now, where should I begin?” “Tell you what, let me get you started,” I came back. “Once upon a time, there was this über-creepy old man—who looks like he lives in a haunted shack and eats small children for breakfast—and I decided to make him my new best friend becaaauuse… Okay, your turn.””

M.A. George

About This Quote

Source Story: Fictional Narrative, 2020

The narrator uses dark humor and a grotesque character to invite collaborative storytelling.

In simple terms: Use humor and weird characters to spark imagination.

Key Takeaway

Embrace absurdity in storytelling.

Themes

creativity humor collaboration

Mood

playful edcastic

Type

creative entertaining

When to use this quote

  • writing workshop
  • improv games
  • creative writing

Key Concepts

dark comedy storytelling technique

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does absurdity affect engagement?
  • What limits does humor have?
A Different Perspective

May alienate audiences uncomfortable with grotesque imagery.

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