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How to End a Story? A Satisfying Ending
Surprise Escalation & Expectation Where do we end? What happens therein? How did we arrive to this place? Which Events led us to this Ending? Could have it been any different? How is Rising Destruction displayed? Which Small Successes do the Characters go through? Which Large-Scale Failures do the Characters go through? How do they…
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12. Jungle or Forest?
P:”I want to fill myself.” R:”Meaning?” P:”You never want that?” R:”Why are you talking to me this way?” P:”We’re going to be here for a long time. Undefined, really. Until someone tells us to get off here.” R:”We are not. I have my own prerogatives.” P:”You’re never satisfied.” R:”Me?” P:”When it happens. You can fill…
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How to display Consequences?
The Characters & The Story Bind the Characters & the Story How do you create a Bond between the Characters & the Story? What is the nature of this Bond? Why do these Characters belong to this Story? Could these Character appear in another Story? Would they be different? How different? Why would they be?…
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11. Mater & Energy
P:”I like you skirt.” L:”Alright.” R:”?” P:”But it doesn’t suit you.” L:”It doesn’t?” P:”Maybe you should remove it.” L:”?” P:”And put it on him.” L:”Is he…” R:”Could you brief him?” L:”Absolutly. Your objective will lead you to meet up to 4 individuals. Likely the 4 ones you’ve seen earlier. We do not know their individual…
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How to Write a Character’s Origins?
Your Character is born in a Location.This Location will define her Early Life.This Early years will make the Character’s Progression more Immersive. How do you depict them? Summary – 5 steps to your Character’s Origins Define the Theme your Character is translating. Depict her Early Years. Define how her Beliefs will lead her to her…
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