All Hands On Deck

All Hands On Deck

A slide-show about good story starters

1 Introduce the Characters

It would be a good idea to tell the readers of what they are like, who they are, and where they are

How to start a problem with the character

Just after you start off the story there should never be a problem right away or the reader could get mixed up. So you should tell them what they are doing that will get them in a problem, but don't tell them what the problem is just yet.

This is what the character could be doing to start the problem

How to tell the readers about the problem and the characters feelings

You should tell the reader about how the character feels about the problem and why they feel that way.

VERY IMPORTANT

You should never make a coincidence save a character .

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The solution

The solution happens depending on how long the problem is or if the character is resolving the problem. If the problem is wrong try making the character resolve the solution multiple times, but if the story is short try making them try the solution once and make that when it's solved.

Hope This helped you and hopefully will get you eased on writing!