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PLZ HELP. NARRATIVE WRITING ACTIVITY, PART 1

Write a fictional short story. In this activity you will be brainstorming ideas for the plot and setting of your story.

Follow the directions to begin planning you fictional narrative.

First think about the conflict of your story. Identify the major problem the main character or characters face. Then, consider how the conflict could be resolved.

1) Describe the major of your story.

2) Brainstorm ideas to plan a basic plot for your story. Try to include general details for each element of the plot. You can use ideas from stories you have read or from your own experience, but the plot should be original.

a. Exposition-
b. Rising Action-
c. Climax-
d. Falling Action-
e. Resolution-

3) Describe the setting of your story. Include details such as the specific location, season, time of the day, and cultural and political climate, if necessary.

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