"it's actually quite simple"

⇨ HOW IT WORKS ⇦

one. the object of the game is for your group to write a story.

two. there'll be more than one different group and in each group will be five people. decide which person gets to go first, second, third, fourth, and last.

three. the person going first from a group starts the story off with whatever he/she wants.

four. the second person continues the story from where the first began.

five. the third person continues the story from where it was left off.

six. then the fourth and fifth person goes next, continuing the story.

seven. if the story is still not completed then, the first person starts again, continuing the story from where it was left off. this goes on until the story is done and you have a beginning, middle, and ending.

eight. once the groups are done writing their stories, we'll all come together and the stories will be judged by me, picking a group as a winner if I feel like their story stands out from the rest. this is like a prompt contest, except it's a group prompt contest now.

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⇨ RULES ⇦

one. no one in the group is allowed to know what the other person is writing until they're done writing their part. so, for example, person two, three, four, and five aren't allowed to know how person one is going to start the story until they've read it themselves, and whatever has been written and sent to the other members can not be deleted. it must stay that way. 

so this means, you aren't allowed to brainstorm ideas together. you're just going to have to see what your partners came up with and wrote, then continue on from there whether you like it or not.

two. following the first rule, you are not allowed to communicate with your partners about the story at all. you can't cheat!

three. the stories you're writing must be about miraculous ladybug.

four. do not in any way bully/insult/be rude to anyone whether outside of your group or not.

five. maybe you have different plans for how you want the story to go but someone else writes something completely different. you are in no way allowed to get mad or take your anger out on the person. this is supposed to be a nice game of writing and I want everyone to feel safe.

six. if your group fails to hand in their story before or on the due date, then they're automatically eliminated for that round. don't worry, I'll try my best to give you enough time, but we can't take up too much time waiting for you to finish up either.

seven. if you have friends you want to be with for the game, you can tag them to come to join you. you can choose to have the same partners every single round or switch up to be with new people every new round. if you have no one to be with, I'll set you up with random people.

eight. do not slack off, especially when it's your turn to write a part of the story. you keep your partners waiting and that's not nice. so if you guys want, you can make some sort of mini due date of when someone is supposed to finish writing their part and handing the story back.

nine. your group can find some sort of social media in order to send the story back and forth. whenever you're done writing your part, don't send the story to everyone in your group. just send it to the person who's turn it is to write. when you're the last person to complete the story, you may then send the story to everyone so they can read it for themselves before sending it to me.

ten. when the due date is here, any one of you from your group sends me the finished story using any one of these social media. (at least one)
— GMAIL
— SNAPCHAT
— TWITTER
— INSTAGRAM
— DISCORD

eleven. I'll send you my social media account after you inform me which one you'll be using in order to send me your story. now this is what your group can discuss about together.

twelve. if there are any questions/suggestions/complaints you have for me, then say them in an inline comment here. I'll get to you as quick as I can.

Now that we've got this covered up, let's head on to the next chapter.

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