Just a quick note before I get back to the handout. I won't be having any guests for the next two weeks. One is because of the holiday. Next weekend I plan on being out of town visiting family and knew it would be difficult getting anything uploaded.
Now, the section of Janice Bennett's handout is dealing with resolution.
As always I try to write everything in my own words but still keep the information given as close to the original as possible,
1.) Do you have your most dramatic moment as the resolution of the story?
2.) Does it support the premise?
3.) Does your resolution surprise your reader or can they predict it,
4.) Does it have a satisfying ending? Is it full of emotion? Any poetic justice?
5.) Did you tie up all those loose ends? If not did you give a satisfying reason for not doing it Like hinting at a sequel or series?
7.) * number six was a repeat of number four in my opinion so I skipped it. Did you build the tension up so it is as high as it can be at the end of your story?
8.) * eight is a lot like 5 but Janice does ask if you have the plot threads tied up before the romance is settled?
Now, the section of Janice Bennett's handout is dealing with resolution.
As always I try to write everything in my own words but still keep the information given as close to the original as possible,
1.) Do you have your most dramatic moment as the resolution of the story?
2.) Does it support the premise?
3.) Does your resolution surprise your reader or can they predict it,
4.) Does it have a satisfying ending? Is it full of emotion? Any poetic justice?
5.) Did you tie up all those loose ends? If not did you give a satisfying reason for not doing it Like hinting at a sequel or series?
7.) * number six was a repeat of number four in my opinion so I skipped it. Did you build the tension up so it is as high as it can be at the end of your story?
8.) * eight is a lot like 5 but Janice does ask if you have the plot threads tied up before the romance is settled?
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