How to structure a story Holly King-Mand is one of the UK's favorite writing teachers. Here she shares how to structure a story. | |
♦ Think carefully about how you will describe the setting (the time, the place ...) before you start the story. The setting will help the reader picture where the story is happening. | ♦ This is where you begin your story. It's the perfect time to introduce characters (角色) or any other information your reader might need to enjoy the story ahead. |
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| ♦ This part is about how the story develops. Introducing some kind of problem or task is a great way to move your story forward. And it's time to build tension(紧张气氛). |
Climax The climax is always the most exciting and surprising moment of your story. It may include tension before showing the truth or secret. | |
♦ This part of a story is where the characters solve the story's main problem or task. The result might have a happy ending or might end on a cliffhanger (leaving the reader thinking about what will happen next) | |
A. The beginning B. Story Mountain planning C.Rising action D. Falling action and result E. The setting | |
Story structure is different from one to another, but mostly will follow this simple mountain shape.