Checkpoint

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Checkpoint page
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Let’s create a checkpoint piece. You can either revise and polish your work from this lesson (we’ve pasted it below) or you can write something new. (Your teacher may have a preference.)

Remember to:

  • have something happen suddenly
  • the client thinks it's dangerous and reacts quickly
  • the pace slows as it's investigated
  • finish with a topper to the event

It was then that a car in the street backfired. The dwarf seemed to evaporate. One moment he was standing beside the desk. The next he was crouching beneath it, one hand inside his jacket. And somehow I knew that his finger wasn’t wrapped round another bundle of money. For about thirty seconds nobody moved. Then Naples slid across to the window, standing to one side so that he could look out without being seen. He had to stand on tiptoe to do it, his hands perched on the sill, the side of his face pressed against the glass. When he turned around, he left a damp circle on the window. Hair oil and sweat.

Here is your work from this lesson. You can either revise and polish it, or write something new. (Ask your teacher if they have a preference.)