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Author Topic: What Makes A Good Story (I Am Starting To Do My Own Little Stories)  (Read 1848 times)

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I wonna start doing my own little stories but the only thing is what makes a good story.

What ideas can you give me to help me with this.

I need to know everything from the start to the finish.

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Re: What Makes A Good Story (I Am Starting To Do My Own Little Stories)
« Reply #1 on: February 01, 2010, 12:24:06 PM »
Well, first of all you need an idea. You should know what the beginning and the end is first. If you dont know the beginning then think of the end and figure out how someone can get to that point. if you have a beginning but no end, think about what you want your character to go through.

As far as character is concerned, you should have a character profile that details everything about your character from birth. Even the most mundane of things should be thought of, like what their favourite drink is.

Once you have character and plot, write your story the best you can. You improve through hard work and advice from others as you go along.
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Re: What Makes A Good Story (I Am Starting To Do My Own Little Stories)
« Reply #2 on: February 04, 2010, 11:09:44 AM »
Well, first of all you need an idea. You should know what the beginning and the end is first. If you dont know the beginning then think of the end and figure out how someone can get to that point. if you have a beginning but no end, think about what you want your character to go through.

As far as character is concerned, you should have a character profile that details everything about your character from birth. Even the most mundane of things should be thought of, like what their favourite drink is.

Once you have character and plot, write your story the best you can. You improve through hard work and advice from others as you go along.
okay mate thank you i am gonna start and work on my own character but i need help on the information list that i need to do about my character(s)
Respect The Elders.
Teach The Young.
Cooperate With The Family.
Play When You Can.
Work When You Should.
Rest In Between.
Share Your Affection.
Voice Your Feelings.
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