Before we start writing, let’s pick a "target." Since you mentioned People or Places, here are a few directions we could take:

• A Person: A legendary historical figure, a mysterious fictional character, or someone with a very distinct profession (like a deep-sea diver).

• A Place: A bustling futuristic city, a hidden bioluminescent cave, or a cozy, ancient library.

Tip: The best subjects for descriptive writing have unique "hooks"—details that stand out immediately to the reader.

To make this a true "Joint Construction," I suggest we build it paragraph by paragraph.

1. I provide a "starter" sentence for the Identification section.

2. You add a detail or refine the tone.

3. We move to the Description phase, alternating between visual details (sight) and atmospheric details (sound/smell).