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STORY STARTS Next There are different ways to start a story: ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
STORY STARTS  Next Has this story been started with a dialogue, description or problem? “ A silver ball?” “ Yes, I just told you a HUGE silver ball” repeated Amy trying to convince her friend that she wasn’t having her on. “ In the park?” questioned Claire, thinking Amy had taken leave of her senses…. again. DIALOGUE CHECK
STORY STARTS  Next Has this story been started with a dialogue, description or problem? DESCRIPTION CHECK The orb glistened in the sunlight – its metal plates reflecting a green glow from the trees. It began to move ever so slowly towards us, then stopped. Moved, then stopped.
STORY STARTS  Next Has this story been started with a dialogue, description or problem? PROBLEM CHECK Jake was being followed. He didn’t know it but he was being watched, like a lion stalking its prey. The shadow began to creep ever so slowly, an almost indiscernible movement, but present none the less.
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  • 3. STORY STARTS Next Has this story been started with a dialogue, description or problem? “ A silver ball?” “ Yes, I just told you a HUGE silver ball” repeated Amy trying to convince her friend that she wasn’t having her on. “ In the park?” questioned Claire, thinking Amy had taken leave of her senses…. again. DIALOGUE CHECK
  • 4. STORY STARTS Next Has this story been started with a dialogue, description or problem? DESCRIPTION CHECK The orb glistened in the sunlight – its metal plates reflecting a green glow from the trees. It began to move ever so slowly towards us, then stopped. Moved, then stopped.
  • 5. STORY STARTS Next Has this story been started with a dialogue, description or problem? PROBLEM CHECK Jake was being followed. He didn’t know it but he was being watched, like a lion stalking its prey. The shadow began to creep ever so slowly, an almost indiscernible movement, but present none the less.
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