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What’s better than one of your favorite stories? That’s right! Two! Pick two (or more) narratives, take a pivotal scene from one of the stories, and see what happens when worlds collide. This is also known as a “crossover.”
For example: What would happen if the characters of Star Trek met up with the characters of Star Wars? What would Jean-Luc Picard say to Chewbacca?
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