The premise here is simple, but the potential for hilarity, shock, revulsion, and awe is vast. Take a favorite scene from any classic work of fiction, and rewrite it with a contemporary twist.
For example, a dirtbag revisiting of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women might look something like this:
JO: has anyone seen my manuscript
MEG: no
BETH: no
AMY: no
saw a fire that looked an awful lot like your manuscript, tho
Or...
The girls are ice skating on the pond
AMY: i'm tired
i'm tired and this sucks
winter sucks
take me home
Amy falls through the ice
AMY: HELP ME
JO: sorry
cant hear you
AMY: CHRIST I'M DROWNING
JO: let me know if you see my manuscript down there
Or...
JO skateboards over LAURIE's head
JO: I got your note
you're not my boyfriend
Your turn to do the contemporary thing and ruin what we love by modernizing it!
For example, a dirtbag revisiting of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women might look something like this:
JO: has anyone seen my manuscript
MEG: no
BETH: no
AMY: no
saw a fire that looked an awful lot like your manuscript, tho
Or...
The girls are ice skating on the pond
AMY: i'm tired
i'm tired and this sucks
winter sucks
take me home
Amy falls through the ice
AMY: HELP ME
JO: sorry
cant hear you
AMY: CHRIST I'M DROWNING
JO: let me know if you see my manuscript down there
Or...
JO skateboards over LAURIE's head
JO: I got your note
you're not my boyfriend
Your turn to do the contemporary thing and ruin what we love by modernizing it!