Somewhere, characters from countless selections of literature and media exist and interact.
Making educated guesses based upon your chosen individuals from novels, movies, etc., take us on a mystery tour of their conversations, actions, and views.
To write your adventure, assume your main character's 1st-person point-of-view, though any other point-of-view would also be fine. (Mention each title in brackets or parentheses).
Place the interacting characters in a particular novel or real-life setting.
Another fascinating possibility is to have them talk and interact with actual famous individuals of human history or the present.
For instance, Huck Finn (Mark Twain's novel) and Wolf Larsen (Jack London's The Sea Wolf) meet John Proctor (the real individual of history or the fictional character in Arthur Miller's The Crucible) one of the falsely accused at the Salem Witchcraft Trials.
Playing around with time and space is a possible option, too.
What if Europeans didn't discover the Americas?!
Or what happens if a current American political leader shows up in 1859 and meets Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara (Margaret Mitchel's Gone with the Wind)?
The possibilities in this imaginative literary lounge are limitless:-)
In the Light,
-Dan Wilcox
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