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

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

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

i.What will happen in climax?

7.End of story

a.Will character achieve his goal?

b.How will he or won’t he achieve it?

c.What’s going to happen in 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 in first scene?

f)How will your first scene develop character and story?

Scene two

a)Introduce first problem

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

c)Have character solve problem

d)Begin making things harder for him

e)How will second scene develop character and story?

Scene three

a)Throw another obstacle in your character’s path

b)Have him solve it

c)How will third scene develop character and story?

Etc…

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

Now we are going to flesh it out and make it into a story. Fleshing it out means adding things to make this basic plot into a story. To do this we will add rest of ingredients such as…

Setting – Where will our story take place

Dialogue – What will be said and by whom

Characters – How many characters will our story contain? Who are they? What is their role?

Problems – What and how many problems will couple encounter

Goal – What is couple’s goal?

Conflict – What is conflict?

Climax – How is conflict going to come to its peak?

Ending – Will their love win in end?

And anything else I’ll need in my story

Once we have written up all these ingredients, this will be our plot fleshed out into a story.