A man with a blue shirt runs toward home plate. The man with the mallet is shown getting hit in slow motion. a woman

is up to bat and is shown running after getting a hit.

How to write flash fiction
Start the story in the middle of the action.
You don't want to waste valuable words setting up a complex backstory or giving a wordy exposition on the scenery surrounding your character. Begin your story at a moment of change; a crucial moment to the narrative.

Focus on showing your readers the tension of the scene, rather than wasting words describing why characters are acting a specific way. Your flash-fiction piece should arrive at its main narrative or plot conflict in the first paragraph-or even the first sentence.

A person is seen wearing slippers and holding a stick in their hands. The person then begins walking around a room pushing the ball around with the stick. the person

continues hitting the ball while walking around the room.

Two animals are seen on the ground followed by a cat and dog. a cat
is shown carrying a leash in it's mouth with a dog following close behind.