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Writing Exercise: Last Meals

Posted on the 19 March 2014 by Kittyfairy @KittyFairy

I’m not 100% familiar with Death Row. Sure, I know a few things thanks to The Green Mile etc, but as a citizen of a country that doesn’t have the death penalty, my knowledge is quite slim, I don’t know how “things” work, but I thought that this writing exercise sounded interesting.

I found it on the Writers & Artists’ Yearbook Facebook page, and I instantly knew which character I would use for this exercise:

Writing Exercise: Last Meals

If your main character was on death row, what would his/her last meal be? Describe it.

Example:

Last Meal

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My Writing:

Lucy Angelus

- 18 years old

- Murder, fraud and perverting the course of justice

- Roast chicken dinner, with mashed potatoes, carrots, peas, cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, two Yorkshire Puddings and lots of gravy. Followed by a Chocolate Brownie Sundae. Lucy would eat every single vegetable, even the ones that she doesn’t like – especially the ones that she doesn’t like. She would save a couple of spoonfuls of Sundae for her father, because she always let him share a little…but no brownie. Her father was never allowed any of the brownie.


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