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The document discusses key elements that are essential to stories, including setting, characters, theme, plot, and conflict. It explains that characters can be developed through imagery, inference, and point of view. It also outlines the basic plot structure of a beginning, middle, and end, and describes additional elements like humor, symbolism, drama, and mystery that can make stories more interesting.
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This document discusses the essential elements of stories, including setting, characters, theme, plot, and conflict. It explains that setting establishes the time and place, while characters are developed through imagery, personality, and inference. Theme conveys the main idea or moral of the story. Plot follows a beginning, middle, and end structure with a sequence of events. Conflict provides challenges for the main character that can be against other people, themselves, or nature.
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