I don't know if anyone would be interested or even know what a round robin is but I thought it might be interesting to start one and let everyone get to sample of what others can do.<br/><br/>For those that don't know what it is; its simple really. One person writes a scene, leaving it at a place that the next person and come in and continue. Each person adds more to the story and it builds from that. Its basically a rp where everything is moved scene by scene by multiple people.<br/><br/>I will start and then anyone who wants can jump in and continue. If no one does...I know not to try this again.  :P<br/><br/>*****************************************************<br/><br/>Lightening light the night sky, highlighting the massive clouds from which they came and silhouetting the limbs of the leafless trees eerily. Penny, a tall, lanky sixteen year old girl with a riot of curly red hair and freckled cheeks, sighed and quickened her steps.<br/><br/>She was spending the summer with her grandmother had had been given the task of taking her obnoxious toy poodle for an evening walk. It was bad enough being seen walking a fur ball dyed bright pink but the idiot creature seemed to think she was a pit bull or something so attacked every dog they met.<br/><br/>As luck would have it, Mosey decided to pick on the Scottie belonging to Mr. Haskle, her grandmother’s neighbor. In the yelling match that ensued with the cranky old fart, Mosey had seen a cat and took off after it, pulling the leash from Penny’s hand before she had realized what was happening.<br/><br/>“Stupid dog!” she muttered, jumping when a cold raindrop struck her in the eye. The one drop was followed by another until it was pouring. “Great, just great!” she sighed, pulling the hood of her jacket over her head.<br/><br/>A bark that she would know anywhere came from the right and she took off in that direction, her sketchers slapping rhythmically on the wet pavement as she ran. She followed the barking until she came to an opening in the stone wall that lined the road and skidded to a stop.<br/><br/>Lightening flashed again, backlighting the wrought iron arch with the letters Eastdale Cem tery welded to it. Missing e or not, Penny thought it had to be the creepiest place ever and scowled. Figured the mutt would pick such a place to hide in.<br/><br/>Taking a deep breath, she gathered her courage and stepped through the gates which were never closed except on Sundays. "When I get my hands on you..." she huffed, seeing the wayward dog hightailing it over the hill.<br/>