Alliteration Challenge

[Marlo]

Jamie and I took two of our characters into the chats awhile back and spent a good half hour typing our prose sentences only in alliteration. It was actually really helpful in getting my creativity going and making me think about descriptive words -- and I had to look up a lot of words just to check! The goal is to make as many words the same letter as whatever the subject is called or goes by.

To start this thread off, I'll go first!



Marlo mashed the Marlboro meticulously between his fingers.

[Aziza]

Aziza argued aggressively about the abundance of assholery.

[Leah]

Leah lounged, languidly, a light laughter passing her lips.

[Drella]

Drella dreads the day when daft deadbeats come knocking.

[Liander]

Liander loves lying, but lately the labor has made him languid.

[Aziza]

Exquisite entertainer Evelyn enlivened every Ensign.

[vamps]

Chris craftily created chaos, causing culture's chilling curl.

[vamps]

Drella deftly dealing death's darkened display, daringly dividing divinity's dismal devotion.

[Xedanis]

Verily, the vivid Vista visualized in vellum vented all venom from his vivacious, vendetta-consumed mind.
He brought his brush back from the board and breathed, becalmed and bereft of bile at last.

[Marlo]

Randomly, Raji ran right, past the room regulated for rest.

[Marlo]

Mutilation must make many movie-goers malfunction; mostly mirroring the marred massacre.

[Marlo]

The thing that threatened to take the towel, turned towards the teapot.

[Marlo]

Stupidly, she smiled.

[Marlo]

Wasn't Wilbur with women who worked willfully?

[Marlo]

Finally Frida fried famously!

[Marlo]

Coffee can carefully consummate continuity in a crashed community of cool, creative computer champions.

[Marlo]

Alliterations allow artists to advertise abilities.

[Marlo]

Under UV, unnatural monsters morph into mush.

[Marlo]

Pain presents priceless profits for particular people.

[deaddog]

Seeing sick sadistic Scythian subtly saunter sideways so smoothly, surly she should show some small suspicion surmounting surreal satisfaction. Sadly, so say several serious superior speakers, sans such superficial sermonizing.