Demystifying the mystery of storytelling
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This document discusses the art of storytelling. It presents different philosophies on why people write stories and what makes a good story. The key elements discussed are: 1. Storytelling should focus on the audience, not the storyteller. 2. There are different philosophies on story structure, including Aristotle's three act structure of setup, confrontation, and resolution and Schiller's model of suffering, struggle, and overcoming. 3. Checklists for writing a great story include developing accessible characters, upbeat endings, using more visuals than dialogue, shorter scenes, and incorporating music.
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- 8. SO IS THERE A FORMULA FOR WRITING?
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