The document provides guidance for creating a story, including stages of a story, elements of a story, and relevant idioms. It suggests stories should have:
1) Stages including before, first, next, and sometimes last.
2) Elements such as characters, voice modulation, theatrical elements, actions and expressions, and an unexpected twist.
3) Idioms to consider like "cock and bull story" and "long story short".
The document provides guidance for creating a story, including stages of a story, elements of a story, and relevant idioms. It suggests stories should have:
1) Stages including before, first, next, and sometimes last.
2) Elements such as characters, voice modulation, theatrical elements, actions and expressions, and an unexpected twist.
3) Idioms to consider like "cock and bull story" and "long story short".
The document provides guidance for creating a story, including stages of a story, elements of a story, and relevant idioms. It suggests stories should have:
1) Stages including before, first, next, and sometimes last.
2) Elements such as characters, voice modulation, theatrical elements, actions and expressions, and an unexpected twist.
3) Idioms to consider like "cock and bull story" and "long story short".
The document provides guidance for creating a story, including stages of a story, elements of a story, and relevant idioms. It suggests stories should have:
1) Stages including before, first, next, and sometimes last.
2) Elements such as characters, voice modulation, theatrical elements, actions and expressions, and an unexpected twist.
3) Idioms to consider like "cock and bull story" and "long story short".
cannot sink a ship until it gets inside the ship. Similarly, the negativity of the world cannot put you down unless you allow it to get inside you. STAGES OF A STORY • BEFORE • FIRST • NEXT • SOMETIMES • LAST • BEFORE Previously, not long ago, long time ago, prior to, ages ago • FIRST In the beginning, at the beginning, at the onset of, in the start, firstly, in the midst • NEXT Right after, as soon as, soon after, shortly after, consequently, subsequently, not long after, afterwards, immediately after • SOMETIMES Occasionally, every now and then, often, frequently, • LAST Finally, at last, in conclusion, eventually, to conclude ELEMENTS OF A STORY • CHARACTERS • VOICE MODULATION • THEATRICS • ACTIONS AND EXPRESSIONS • CREATIVITY (TWIST/UNEXPECTED TURN OF EVENTS) RELEVANT IDIOMS • Cock and bull story- tale intended to deceive • Shaggy dog story- amusing story that need not make sense • Tall story- far-fetched • One side of the story/picture- single perspective • Kill the story- rule out the story, spoiling • Long story short- concised information • So the story goes like- start of a story • Sob story- story intending to gain sympathy • Set the story straight- truthful narrative MAKE A STORY