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The explosion knocked (they, him, her etc) off their feet.
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The explosion knocked (they, him, her etc) off their feet.
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A lost moment is annoying, maybe forgetful, but not amnesia.
Birth heralds the growth of one kingdom and the doom of another.
The hustle and bustle became a welcomed distraction.
A widow discovers a portal to another world, finding a whole new life there even aged. She will be compelled to return, but will she follow through?
The dog sniffed (her/him/them) until they backed away before he returned to my side.
Develop a story around how someone may feel encountering their greatest ally in person for the first time.
The sounds of birds at dawn changes, bringing warning of impending doom. Is your character ready for it?
The unmistakable sound of hooves hitting cobblestone drew the attention of those sitting in the room.
A horse takes the carriage down the wrong path, despite the direction of their driver.