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Sablesword

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(Not sure whether to post it her, or in the Writers Workshop, or in the Story Requests. I decided to post it here because people might find it amusing even if they don't intend to use any of these ideas.)

Looking over my files, I've got a bunch of weird tickle-scenarios - but I've had the devil of a time trying to turn any of them into real stories with actual plots. So I thought I'd toss them out here for general inspiration and amusement. If anyone can take any of these ideas and create an actual story around it, they're welcome to it. Ideas are cheap. Plots are hard.

* A peasant woman summons a demon lord, deliberately not using any wards or pentagrams, so that he will be able to seize her, take her to his palace in the netherworld, and put her to endless tickling. This, in order to avoid a forced marriage to the local (human) baron, who intends to sacrifice her to the frog god.

* A gloomy city on a colony planet, where the human colonists are required to undergo regular tickling in order to stay cheerful. And are required to undergo extra, special tickle sessions if their "mood stones" show them to be unhappy. (I wrote one story in this setting, and there ought to be more - but I can't think of them.)

* A colony planet or space station with a custom of "tickle duels." The duelists are placed in matching tickle machines, and each machine is given a program provided by the other side. The machines then run for a customary fixed period. Usually the duel ends in a draw, with both sides receiving satisfaction, but if one of the duelists breaks down and cries for the tickling to stop, then he or she loses and suffers a horrible social embarrassment.

* Resorts in a fantasy setting with 18th-19th century technology, featuring water-wheel-powered tickle machines. They serve much the same purpose as real-world spas of the 18th-19th century, but instead of bathing in hot springs and/or drinking mineral water, the visitors let themselves be tickled as a treatment for various ills (e.g. "wasting melancholia")

* A tickle victim is bound, with her ankles tied to a fixed stake but the rest of her body free to squirm and writhe. She is then tickled on the soles of her feet, and soothsayers observe and interpret her squirming and writhing to make predictions.

* A science-fictional drug (or magical potion) causes the victim to blurt out the truth when tickled and asked questions. (If the victim isn't tickled tickled, then he or she can remain silent, or even lie, but being tickled makes this impossible.)

* A magical slave-collar causes the wearer to speak only the truth after being sufficiently tickled. The trick is that the wearer doesn't have to know the truth although harder questions require more tickling to count as "sufficient." (E.g. ask the victim "where is the Crown of the Oaken King" and even if the victim hasn't even ever heard of the Oaken King, then "sufficient" tickling will produce the answer.)

* A hero is forced to play "human chess" with the villain. As each "piece" is captured, she is put into stocks and tickled mercilessly by the villain's minions.

* A victim is given a science-fictional interrogation drug, and is tickled on the soles of the feet. The drug makes tickling pleasant - but it's agonizing when the tickling stops

* An oracle (fantasy) or psionic (science fiction) is able to tell when someone is lying - but only when the oracle/psionic is being tickled herself.

* The inmates of a prison camp are addicted to being tickled, and the warden rations out tickle-sessions to keep the inmates in line. Then a new warden arrives, and tried to use tickling as a punishment...

* Science fiction setting where starships cannot jump into hyperspace if any of their passengers are unwilling - unless the unwilling passengers are tickled into submission while the jump is made. A space pirate takes advantage of this to escape with hostages for ransom.

* A housewife gets a message in a fortune cookie "Make a wish. But be careful what you wish for." She wishes for her husband to pay more attention to her. He turns into a tickle fiend, tying her up and tickling her each night, building stocks and devices in the basement to put her in, etc.

* In a science fiction setting, specially gifted and/or trained individuals are able to transmit messages over interstellar distances while being tickled. This requires the use of a special transmitter (and may be usable by anyone, with trained persons merely doing better).

* A weird alien species finds the "nerve recordings" of humans being tickled to be aesthetically pleasing and a highly popular art form. The humans who produce especially pleasing nerve recordings receive especially attractive offers from the aliens.

* Tickling is used to allow psionic probes to get past the natural mental barriers that some (or all) humans have.

* In order to proof that she is not a witch, a woman must successfully tickle the bare feet of an inquisitor.

* An experienced tickler is teaching novices, with "hands-on" practice on a subject who was drafted or who was pressured into volunteering.

* A victim, or pair or trio of victims, are drafted as judges in a contest of "who is the most skilled tickler?"
 
I love some of these ideas--the one about the prison camp whose new warden tries to use tickling as a punishment sounds like it could have some pretty comical moments. Personally I find it easier to write plots if I have established characters-I've created my own world for just such a reason. And I admit I've gone into fanfiction too, though I know it's not your cup of tea.

~K
 
The magic slave collar seems like a fun idea, just how workable it would be i don't know (i guess it would be wearable :rolleyes)

I'am the worlds worst for any form of story writing, but i have put workmates and the boss
into various situations in my mind, told others and we had a good laugh.

When did you last think of your boss say being a cowboy.

So this leads me to thinking get the character first, think what they are like and what they would do then figure the plot.

A lot of TV plots are revolving around ordinary folk both in soap opera and comic form, they get more viewing than the more elaborate stuff.

There again look at the costume drama like Downton Abbey
 
I can create characters easily enough. In fact, some of the ideas originally had characters attached, in my files, and I stripped them out to make what I posted here more generic (and so hopefully more useful for others).

But characters, or even characters plus situtations together, often fail to give me plots.

("Plot" being a matter of 1. Which character is the protagonist, 2. what the protagonist wants, 3. what is keeping the protagonist from getting what he/she wants, and 4. (hardest for me) how this conflict is resolved in a satisfying, interesting, and possibly even exciting way.)
 
the human chess and the drug that makes tickling enjoyable sound really good. Also, just throwin this out there: Male Teepods. Milking operation maybe, maybe it was an experiment after the female teepods. I'm just saying being naked in a tickle cocoon and milked of my energy and cum is an interesting prospect
 
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