Does The Title Reflect The Story?

Written by Nick Vernon


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If your story is an uplifting tale about two characters finding love, then your title isn’t going to mention death, unless of course one ofrepparttar characters’ die.

At first your title may not give awayrepparttar 128857 nature of your story. But once having readrepparttar 128858 story,repparttar 128859 reader will understandrepparttar 128860 connection. Let me give you a few examples…

‘The Fire In The Sky’

This can berepparttar 128861 title of a story in which an airplane explodes in midair or a story about a meteorite on its way to earth, etc.

‘An Angel Amongst Us’

Can berepparttar 128862 title of a story about a person with extraordinary kindness or about an angel that leavesrepparttar 128863 heavenly realm to reside on earth, etc.

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You can be ambiguous in your title if you wish. Your title doesn’t always have to reflect your story. Having more than one possible meaning intriguesrepparttar 128864 reader but remember…

There has to be a connection between your title and your story.



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What Can Go Into A Plot?

Written by Nick Vernon


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f.How will you show your character’s personality?

g.What problems are you going to introduce? (List each problem and howrepparttar character solves it)

h.How are you going to make things harder for your character?

i.What will happen inrepparttar 128856 climax?

7.End ofrepparttar 128857 story

a.Willrepparttar 128858 character achieve his goal?

b.How will he or won’t he achieve it?

c.What’s going to happen inrepparttar 128859 end?

d.How are you going to end your story?

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Or if you prefer you can plot in scenes…

First, figure out how many scenes your story will contain. Then plot each scene.

Scene one

a)Setting

b)Introduce characters

c)Introduce conflict

d)Introduce goals

e)What will happen inrepparttar 128860 first scene?

f)How will your first scene developrepparttar 128861 character andrepparttar 128862 story?

Scene two

a)Introduce first problem

b)What doesrepparttar 128863 character feel about this? What does he think?

c)Haverepparttar 128864 character solverepparttar 128865 problem

d)Begin making things harder for him

e)How willrepparttar 128866 second scene developrepparttar 128867 character andrepparttar 128868 story?

Scene three

a)Throw another obstacle in your character’s path

b)Have him solve it

c)How willrepparttar 128869 third scene developrepparttar 128870 character andrepparttar 128871 story?

Etc…

How you plot doesn’t matter. The most important thing is To plot.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Besides his passion for writing, Nick Vernon runs an online gift site where you will find gift information, articles and readers’ funny stories. Visit http://www.we-recommend.com


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