TASK 01: PIVOTAL

Welcome to the first task, everyone! The theme of it is a pivotal moment in your muse’s life. This can be pre or post-outbreak, and how you interpret it is up to you. You can do a self-para, an ooc explanation, a moodboard, a playlist of the mood, or whatever else your heart desires. If you need inspiration, don’t be afraid to ask! Those who complete it and tag it #whqtask will get a sneak peak of our next event. Thanks for being with us and we can’t wait to see what you make!

A task won out by a few votes, so here it is! As with any task, there’s no “right” way to do it, so be as creative or minimalistic as you please. Next in the works is an event gone wrong?, so stay tuned for more details in the upcoming weekend.

WHQ TASK 01 - A PIVOTAL MOMENT

What does it mean to go from surviving to living? For Shenandoah, the moment she truly stopped surviving and started living was such an insignificant moment in any real retrospect. It started with her laying in bed, in the early morning hours. Even at twilight, she could feel the Arizona heat starting to seep in. And yet, she hadn't been able to find it in her to kick off the covers and depart her warm bed. She'd asked James to get coffee going, but there'd been no response.

Rolling over in bed, she'd opened her eyes, expecting the four walls of her Phoenix condo, only to be met with concrete. She'd only been part of the prison group for a week at that point, and hadn't finished decorating her cell. She cried, that morning; the first time she had cried since the outbreak began. She couldn't remember if she'd even gotten anything done that day, besides crying two years worth of unshed tears. It was then that she really knew that she wasn't surviving anymore. It's one of her fonder memories since joining the prison.