"One door to dullness, one to decadence, one to despair. Which will you choose, Ewan?"
"None, Father. I choose the last door. To delight." (139 characters)
(If you too would choose the door to delight, please take a moment to join my anniversary blog party at the post below. I want to thank all you microfictioneers for helping make my first year of blogging such a delightful one.)
Thanks for your comments. I look forward to reciprocating within the next day or two.
What a smart lad! :)
ReplyDeleteSmart indeed and it's all in the knowing! Great one as always, Michael!
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Sounds like Evan knows what he wants. Lets hope it isn't something completely different than what he thinks it is.
ReplyDeleteWonderful Microfiction Michael.
Good choice boy, good choice.... :O)
ReplyDeleteOops, tired digits, should of have Ewan. :-}
ReplyDeleteI choose delight as well! Loved this one!
ReplyDeleteHow clever!
ReplyDeleteGreat choice, Ewan--the door to delight! This hallway of doors is pregnant with meaning; I like your interpretation.
ReplyDeleteI choose the same door. Congrats on your first year of blogging. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteA huge cup of delight for me too Michael. Happy blog Anniversary.
ReplyDeleteLove coming here, always a "DELIGHT"
Ewan is a very strong character. He chooses his own way. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteGood for Ewan for making a wise choice!
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Okay Michael-this was more than just good! Very clever take!
ReplyDeleteExcellent choice indeed... and looking beyond the obvious choices offered.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, Michael. Poor kid, Father was trying to ruin the poor kid's life!
ReplyDeleteI am glad he was able to see the light.
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The alliteration adds to the drama of this piece.
ReplyDeleteGood choice! Great contrast of negative and positive. Good to see the positive overcomes.
ReplyDeleteThe best choice, what a smart young man :-)
ReplyDeletethat's quite philosophical.. love that take!!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a "Merchant of Venice" type choices! Good one!
ReplyDeleteHe made a good choice there. nice one.
ReplyDeleteA very interesting entry - well done!
ReplyDeleteNice alliteration. Glad he made the right choice! Congrats on your anniversary!
ReplyDeleteAh...but what is REALLY in the garden beyond the last door? muwahahaha
ReplyDeleteWell done!
I wonder what delight he has in mind?
ReplyDeleteNicely done....sounds like something with an entire story behind it.
ReplyDeleteDelightful! Happy anniversary.
ReplyDeleteMy MM: Escape
Clever Ewan. Good choice.
ReplyDeleteI hope Ewan was as delighted as he thought he'd be! Good one this week. Cheers~
ReplyDeleteWhy Michael that was very nice
ReplyDeletevery youth fiction of you