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Be a story-teller
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2. How will you organize your story?
The sequence of events in a story
usually shows one or more characters grappling with internal
or external conflicts. You can arrange your story in chronological
order, that is, the natural order in which action happened
from beginning to end. If you are planning your first story,
you might stick with this kind of natural progression.
If you wish, you can change the order
of events. For example, you can begin your story in the
present (with the ending) and then “flashback”
to the beginning of the story. There are many variations
you can try. By experimenting with various time frames in
stories, you can “recreate” your narratives, making
them more challenging and different.
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