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Ok, so this prompt works like all of the others. It has a two week time limit. Im assuming every one knows this is the very fine looking Josh Hartnett, playing The Drifter on Bunraku. His character inspires me to write about where he could have possible come from and where he will end up after he defeats The Woodcutter in the movie. You guys, however, can take this where ever you want. You can post on it when ever you want. It will end on the two week mark, so dont miss the chance. If I dont see activity in a few days I will add a prompt to it to get things moving along. This is one image that excites me, so if you dont post at all, you will be seeing a decent amount from me. ^_^ Prompt Started: 3/9/2014 Prompt Ends: 3/23/2014 Good luck. Have Fun.

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