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fandomhigh2021-03-08 01:02 pm
gotyoucookie) wrote in fandomhigh2021-03-08 01:02 pm
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Creative Writing- Monday- 1st period
"We're going to try a thing today," Nick greeted the class. "We're going to write an outline. Which means you write out everything that happens in your story to keep it all on track."
Why no, Nick had never done this.
Which was evidenced by him pulling out a sheet of paper he'd printed off from Masterclass. At least he would pass out a handout of it for the class.
"You're going to want to ask questions, like what is your premise? And who is your protagonist?" he read, and added, "Remember those character sheets? Yeah, that. What does the protagonist want? What is keeping them from getting what they want? What is your setting? And then you want to plot out all the things that happen and then write those things.
"This is what we're doing for the next few weeks," Nick said. "Write your outline today, and then next week I want to see what you've written of the actual story."
Why no, Nick had never done this.
Which was evidenced by him pulling out a sheet of paper he'd printed off from Masterclass. At least he would pass out a handout of it for the class.
"You're going to want to ask questions, like what is your premise? And who is your protagonist?" he read, and added, "Remember those character sheets? Yeah, that. What does the protagonist want? What is keeping them from getting what they want? What is your setting? And then you want to plot out all the things that happen and then write those things.
"This is what we're doing for the next few weeks," Nick said. "Write your outline today, and then next week I want to see what you've written of the actual story."
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