: Re: How do I show dust/ ashes being blown away by the wind in a story? I don't want to straight up say that the dust/ ash was blown away, I want it to have a creepy vibe to it so it's more
The two words "dust" and "ashes" next to each other lead me to think of funeral remains.
If there's a particular significance to these dust and ashes, there could be a metaphor based on their absence or on fading memory (perhaps with the wind as the passing of time) that might do what you're hoping.
Alternatively, if the wind isn't significant or apparent, you could achieve "creepy" by having them appear to move away under their own power.
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