What Can Go Into A Plot?

Creative Writing Tips –

We all tackle plotting differently. How you plot wish be individual to you, as it is with every writer.

Below is an outline of what can go into a plot. How more you choose to develop each point is entirely up to you.

So several basic questions to ask are… Concisely what your story is just about The theme? Main Characters For main characters it’s better to write a full life of them. Secondary Characters Who are they? What wish their role be? What is their relationship with main character? Beginning of the story Viewpoint – who wish be telling the story? Setting – wherever wish the story take place? How wish you introduce main character? How wish you introduce another characters? How wish the story begin? What wish happen in the beginning? What is the conflict? What is the character’s goal? How wish the conflict prevent the character from reaching his goal? What’s motivating the character? Middle of the story What wish happen in the beginning section, of the middle of your story? How wish this be tied to the beginning of your story? What wish happen in the middle section, of the middle of your story? What wish happen in the end section, of the middle of your story? What events are going to occur? How wish you show your character’s personality? What problems are you going to introduce? (List each problem and how the character solves it) How are you going to do things harder for your character? What wish happen in the climax? End of the story Wish the character accomplish his goal? How wish he or won’t he accomplish it? What’s going to happen in the end? How are you going to end your story?

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Or if you prefer you can plot in scenes…

First, numbers out how galore scenes your story wish contain. Then plot each scene.

Scene one Setting Introduce characters Introduce conflict Introduce goals What wish happen in the 1st scene? How wish your 1st scene develop the character and the story?

Scene two Introduce 1st problem What makes the character feel just about this? What makes he think? Have the character solve the problem Begin devising things harder for him How wish the second scene develop the character and the story?

Scene three Throw another obstacle in your character’s path Have him solve it How wish the third scene develop the character and the story?

Etc…

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

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This article was announce on August 24, 2004