During my time at the John Hewitt International Summer School, the instructor has given me a couple prompts so far. Two of them, one being an interview for a protagonist (or any character, really), and another being to write about Armagh from the perspective of two different characters; an old spy on the run, and a bride to be. The first one takes a little too long for my taste, but the second was good fun. Flipping from two perspectives is a thing that’s common in crime novels, as it helps to increase suspense in dramatic scenes by leaving someone in a pinch hanging.