With a clear Premise and some Twine tools, you should be ready now to really expand your story. You began with about 10-12 passages. You should now have 20-30 or more passages, and your story content should be taking shape. Please answer the following…
Adding to Your Twine Story Build on your Twine 1 story adding of the following elements: modifier, like [align center] See modifiers for other examples delayed text, like [after 2 seconds]] link insert, like {back link, label: ’retreat for now’} reveal link embedded passage media–image or audio…
Writing the First Draft Using the past Journal assignments you’ve written about your story, in other words, the Premise, Seven Steps of Story Structure, Character Web, write a thoughtful but quick and rough first draft of your story. Your job is to try to find…
Beginning your Twine Story Create a story Premise for a non-linear, interactive story. Try to make the story short, simple, but meaningful. You may update a premise from a previous story, work on a part of that story, or begin a whole new story. Next,…
Review Truby Chapter 3 The Seven Key Steps of Structure Follow Truby’s writing Exercise 2 in chapter 3 : HOW TO USE THE SEVEN STEPS and then respond to the following prompts below based on Truby’s instructions. Copy this list into a post of your own…
Overview Answer the following questions for YOUR story. You can base responses on the Character Development form and take time to flesh these out. This should help generate some insight and ideas for your first draft due soon. Character Functions Review all the character functions…
Overview In your Breakout groups, choose person for each role: note-taker (create a post called Mononoke notes, copy the following questions, add your group member’s names, then answer with specific and concrete bullet points presenter can use in discussion) presenter ( present the group notes from…
