For this week’s challenge, can you tell a story in five words, using the word sock in it somewhere?
Last week’s challenge was to write a five-word story where one of the five words had to be murder. Here are your creative stories:
I could murder a biscuit.
Challenge Accepted-Can You Tell a Story In….?
Ritu:
Windscreen, fly , wiper equals murder.
Who killed Brexit? Murder Mystery!
“Murder him?”
“Call it self-defence…”
His murderous looks proved valid.
Chicken coop: murder most fowl.
Murder, written in the sand.
She always writes murder mysteries.
Walked Scafell, feet murdering me.
Riotous kids, I’ll murder them!
It was easy murdering him.
Bharul Chhatbar:
Make the murder of pride.
Murder was on her mind.
Supermarket murder. No Jaffa Cakes!
Bank holiday murder. Traffic jams!
I could murder a pasty.
Mousetraps: murder or natural selection?
Drink-drivers commit murder, not misadventure.
‘Murder,’ screeched Long John’s parrot.
Neil Davies:
It’s murder, those squabbling crows.
Trying to lie-in is murder.
New shoes, long walk, murder.
Pathologist nods, “Detective, It’s murder!”
Rooftop squabbling, murder of crows.
Squabbling crows, murder the dawn.
JR:
‘Murder!’ she screamed. Haunted stillness.
Murder. She cries. Haunted still.
Murder by biscuit. Bakery condemned.
Bakery condemned. Murder by biscuit.
Crumb by crumb biscuit murder.
Biscuit murder. Weapon used? Teeth.
Molar tooth murder. Biscuit revenge.
Sharon Harvey:
The murder has taken place.
They committed the perfect murder.
She wanted to murder him.
A murder mystery weekend away.
Murder was the only way.
Val Fish:
Scribbled note by body; Murder!
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Esther Chilton 
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