We were asked to answer and write about, "What is an important even that has happened in your life?". This was kind of a starter to our project and a refresher to start writing.
I actually continued with my baseline writing piece and added a lot more and created my final. I continued with my main idea then added about what being a runner is, how I appreciate my legs, dialogue, and a lot more that helped wrap up everything together at the end. |
In Write-Club we made a list with as many story ideas that we could think of.
We were given this list of questions to help us out:
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The ideas I came up with were:
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At first I knew I didn't want to use the hero's journey packet because I didn't need it. I had a really good idea how my story would go and my piece ended up being very well structured. I then asked Dr P for more feedback and critique because I had already revised everything people were suggesting, very small things. He then suggested that I fill out the packet so I can have a more compelling plot. So I did, most of it was basically asking questions that I had already answered in my piece but I could totally see how this could help someone when writing a story. I noticed some questions that I answered had a response I haven't talked about in my story. Like when it asked, "What challenges did you face in the special world?". I wrote how people kept asking what was wrong with me at school and a lot more. Also "What was the greatest challenge in your journey?", I added more about how accepting what had happened and how that made me a stronger individual. Last but not least the result, "What happened after the crisis?". I concluded my narrative with my appreciation with my legs and how going through everything made me be able to understand others and help them with their situations. So I actually ended up adding a lot more things in my piece that I felt made it a wrap up a lot more smoothly and just say everything I felt throughout the event I wrote about.
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