The Repin painting inspired a lot of fun fantasy romps this week, all with a slightly different, original twist. I enjoyed reading them all, and I recommend you read and comment on the stories too. They’re well worth it 🙂
I won’t leave any more comments on this round up as there are quite a lot of entries this week, and I am still under the influence of a sleeping pill—watch out for typos.
Look in tomorrow for another prompt. Now, to look out an inspiring image 🙂
Lady Lee
Microfiction challenge #15: Freedom – ladyleemanila
Sarah
Microfiction for Jane Dougherty – What Freedom! | fmme writes poems
Michael
Microfiction challenge #15: Freedom | Morpethroad
Phylor
Jane Dougherty’s Microfiction Challenge: Iska, Leon & freedom – Phylor’s Blog
Merril
Freedom: Microfiction | Yesterday and today: Merril’s historical musings
Yudith
https://yudithc.wordpress.com/2016/09/25/sergei-and-tatiana/
Lynn
Jane Dougherty’ Microfiction Challenge: The Freedom of Rybka – Word Shamble
Geoff
The Experimental lexicographer #microfiction #shortstory | TanGental
Sonya
Microfiction Challenge 15: Freedom | Only 100 Words
Ellen
Microfiction challenge #15: Freedom. The Beauty Of Emmeline.
Pensitivity—sorry I don’t have a ‘real’ name 🙂
Microfiction Challenge | pensitivity101
Leara
The Blind Date – Leara writes and other creative things…
Bernadette
https://HaddonMusings.com/2016/09/29/A VISIT TO THE BEACH – Microfiction challenge #15: Freedom/
Kat
Seasoning – Part Twelve | like mercury colliding…
Bill (I’m putting this at the end because of the phantom white space that follows the link)
Jane Dougherty Writes 
I am pleased to see my take included here, thank you for the opportunity and the prompt.
I’m pleased it inspired you 🙂 Hope the next image will too.
Wonderful and varied stories!
As always 🙂
better late than never…and another to come
I loved this one. I’m wondering how you’ll develop the idea now.
The painting was very inspiring. The second one has its own agenda, not quite so dramatic.
We’ll see.
and here’s the second one…