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ELEMENTS OF
CREATIVE WRITING
Homonyms • Concreteness •
Appropriateness
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Born: noun Borne: noun

•An act or instance of being born: the day of his birth. •Borne f (plural bornes) bollard such as those
•Existing as a result of birth used to restrict automobiles off a pedestrian area.
•Brought forth by or as if by birth Territorial boundary marker. Territorial or
geographic border.
Example:
•She was born in a hospital. Example: The sadness she felt as his truck
•He was born on a farm. disappeared down the road was borne of fear.
•She was born in Nigeria in 1911.
•The baby was born on July 31st. Borne: verb
•Did you know? Borne is, just like born, the past
Born: verb participle of the verb bear, which can mean
•Born is the common past-tense of the verb meaning (among other things) “to contain” or “to give birth
“to give birth”. It is often used in the passive voice to.” At first, borne and born were variant spellings
of the same adjective.
Example: She was born in a log cabin in March of
1817. Example: You have borne arms against us
Censor: noun
•A person who supervises conduct and morals such as Censure: noun
• An official who examines materials (such as publications or •A judgement involving condemnation
films) for objectionable matter.
• An official (as in time of war) who reads communications (such
Example: The jury stood still as the hall
as letters) and deletes material considered sensitive or harmful
was filled with silence, their censure
Example: The North Korean censor deemed the American movie being the only thing between freedom
which portrays the North Korean state as the antagonists to be and a life between bars.
detrimental to the values of the party.
Censure: verb
Censor: verb •To find fault with and criticise as
•To examine in order to suppress or delete anything considered blameworthy
objectionable
Example: The now defunct 4Kids dubbing company was notorious for Example: He loved to prop up
their often ridiculous censor policies, such as removing any visible strawmen and to endlessly censure
guns, meaning that the bad guys threatened people with their fingers, them as the cause for all the problems
or removing any trace of Japanese culture, such as replacing onigiri of our modern society.
with crackers or making Brock call onigiri “jelly donuts”.
All they wanted was long-lasting The old couple still looked very
peace. much in love.
After many years of war, The elderly couple happily

people on both sides were sitting together while
embracing each other have
longing for peace.
been married for over 54 years.
What if a dagger pierced through our chest does not kill us?
Jeonghan loves to wonder about things that could be considered out of this world. His thoughts are full of
coffee rivers… yeah, a coffee river. One more thing amusing about him is that he gains peace of mind by
holding utensils (plastic knives to be exact). Jeonghan… is so Jeonghan. No word can ever describe him
better than his own name.
Meanwhile, there’s Joshua… who has his eyes sparkling with adoration when he listens to Jeonghan. There’s
Joshua who loves listening silently, with a fond smile on his lips, while Jeonghan tells his thoughts about
actually jumping from a 4-storey building and landing safely. He said cats have nice reflexes, humans
probably do, too. “Okay, we’ll try that some time.” Joshua answers fondly.
Now he’s listening once again to Jeonghan telling a thought he had while counting the strawberries in his
dress. “What if… we don’t die when someone pierces a dagger straight to our chest?” He says
nonchalantly with a pout, thinking hard about it.
fan fiction – the primary audience is fans of the same celebrity / character / story
What if a dagger pierced right through our chest does not kill us? –
a SEVENTEEN fan fiction
SEVENTEEN – a KPOP Boy Group

The Lion and the Mouse – a story written by Aesop,

primarily written for children
The Perks of Being a Wallflower – a book that talks

about the story of a high school freshman
ELEMENTS OF
CREATIVE WRITING
Homonyms • Concreteness •
Appropriateness
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Born: noun Borne: noun

After many years of war, The elderly couple happily

SEVENTEEN – a KPOP Boy Group

The Lion and the Mouse – a story written by Aesop,

The Perks of Being a Wallflower – a book that talks

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