(1). How does player choice affect story form? Mystery? Choices? “Dead ends”? Consequences for choices? The story form stays somewhat similar for the different routes, aside from the endings. It mainly impacts how the player receives important details about the story. Overall, things stay relatively…

Story Premise–has it changes since Twine 1? If not, just repeat A young child receives a dog for their birthday, but something is off about this dog – especially at nighttime.   Screenshot of story map with brief description of  its structure I haven’t finished…

I. Create a story premise for a non-linear, interactive story. Try to make the story short, simple, but meaningful. A young child receives a dog for their birthday, but something is off about this dog – especially at nighttime. (Based on a ghost story my…

a young teenage girl (MC = main character) rides a bus home from school. it’s downpouring, so the roads are extremely slippery. she frowns while looking out at the rainy roads and listening to music through earbuds. there’s still a ways left to get home,…

PREMISE First write a premise for your story. You can use the Premise from Journal 2, or create a new one. A suffering teen girl has life-changing encounters with an old man in an alternate dream-like world and rediscovers the beauty of life. EVENTS First write down…

I. Define Premise, using your own words. Premise: A concise, one-sentence description of the most fundamental elements and concept of a story. II. Give an example of a premise from a popular movie or story that we might all know. This can be from an…

(1). Name two aspects of Princess Mononoke which you feel are particularly successful (or not), and explain how and why they work (or don’t). Use one full paragraph for each. Try to focus on aspects that might be particular to anime if you can. Two…