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Dive into a world where stories are broken into pieces—and it’s your job to put them back together.

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Dive into a world where stories are broken into pieces—and it’s your job to put them back together.

by Edison Esteban, LPT
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This is the beginning of the story, also known as the inciting incident. This is where the author introduces the characters, identifies where the story is happening, and establishes the main conflict.

2

This is the solution to the problem in a story.

3

The actors, including the protagonist and antagonist, who drive the story.

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The time and location where the story takes place.

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The central struggle or problem the protagonist must overcome, which can be internal or external.

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