These words are my entry into this week’s Friday Fictioneers photo prompt challenge.

They spent the previous day planting two bombs in the iconic Tower. They knew a successful strike on the tower would be a French 9/11 and could cost thousands of lives.
After the bombs were secured to the structure both Henri and Anatole spent the cold night hiding behind the larger beams. Both men joined the first of the 32,000 daily visitors as they exited. The remote control detonation device was hidden under a park bench some 4 blocks from the Tower. As they entered the park un agent de police asked, “Messieurs, are you looking for this little box?”
The idea of this happening is truly chilling, and you’ve done a great job laying out the story… a couple of typos: 5th line: The remote control DETONATION device… 6th line: As they entered the park – remove “a” before un agent. Well done!
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Thanks for the comment. I’ll fix both shortly. No matter how many times you read something you let something like that slip by. I hate that! Never was very good at French!
DJ
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small things… it’s the story that counts. Now, you’ll have 1 less word, too! 😉
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Dear Danny,
I spent a morning sitting near the base of the Eiffel Tower and watched the routine of the squad of soldiers, all armed to the teeth, as they very conspicuously made their presence felt. There have been plots of a nature similar to your story. I hope the little boxes are always found. Good job.
Aloha,
Doug
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Thanks for the comment Doug! It would truly heart breaking if one of those little boxes ever accomplished its mission.
DJ
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I guess they deserved it. Hope nobody got hurt.
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Nope!
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One could almost feel sorry for them!
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Yup! Case should be label as “Dumb Crook News”.
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What a blow for them… 🙂
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You always have a way with words
DJ
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Excellent 🙂
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Thanks Al!
DJ
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You’re welcome 🙂
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Dear Danny,
What a predicament for Henri and Anatole. Could be an explosive moment. Good one.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thanks for the comment Rochelle!
DJ
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Yay! Great take on the prompt Danny.
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Thanks Sandra!!!
DJ
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