Harjit Singh sat on the bench by the carousel at the airport, waiting for his suitcase to arrive. He was tired and cold and wasn’t used to this weather. In Amritsar, where he came from in India, it was thirty-seven degrees!
Q. What are some examples of bravery?
Here are some examples of ways to be courageous in daily life.
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- Trying a food that you’ve never tried before.
- Engaging in a new experience.
- Asking someone out on a date.
- Doing something that might be a little risky such as sky diving or riding a bike for the first time.
- Standing up for a person who is being picked on.
Q. What is your idea of bravery?
Bravery is having the courage to quit when you know you’re on the wrong track, even if hundreds of thousands of people are headed in one direction. It’s knowing when the path you are on isn’t the one for you. It’s taking that scary leap, swimming upstream, or wandering down unfamiliar trails.
Q. How do you make a story interesting?
This is how to keep your story fresh and exciting in every scene:
- If You Can? Trash It.
- Introduce Personality: Make It about Character.
- Introduce Action: Make It about Drama.
- Introduce Questions: Make It about Suspense.
Q. What’s the beginning of a story called?
Originally Answered: whats the beginning of a story called? The beginning of the story that you are talking about is called prologue. Prologue gives us an insight about the main part of the story and/or can relate the core story with some previous recalling background story of any character.
Q. What are the steps in writing and ending of a story?
3 Steps to Find Your Story’s Ending
- Crush With Consequences. Every major story choice is fraught with risk.
- Surprise With the Protagonist’s Reaction.
- Conclude With a Denouement.
Q. What are 4 types of characters?
One way to classify characters is by examining how they change (or don’t change) over the course of a story. Grouped in this way by character development, character types include the dynamic character, the round character, the static character, the stock character, and the symbolic character.
Q. Can the climax be at the end of a story?
A climax will happen close to the end of the story with a brief resolution to tie up loose ends afterwards. It’s satisfying. If a climax does the job it’s meant to do, readers are satisfied that the conflict is resolved and the main question is answered, even if it’s not the outcome they were hoping for.
