This document outlines the key elements of developing a narrative story including plot, point of view, and writing process. It discusses establishing an exposition with setting and characters, incorporating conflict and resolution in the plot. It also addresses different points of view like first, third, and omniscient perspectives. Finally, it provides guidance on the writing process with steps for prewriting, drafting, revising, peer checking, and publishing the narrative story.

2. Elements of Narrative Story
Developing the Plot
Point of View
Theme

3. Developing the Plot
- Exposition (setting, characters)
- Conflict
- Resolution

4. Point of View
First
Person
Point of
View
Third
Person
Point of
View
Omni-
scient

5. Writing Your
Story

6. A. Prewriting
B. Drafting
C. Revising your Narrative
D. Peer Checking
E. Proofreading
F. Publishing

7. A. Prewriting
1. Audience
2. Purpose

8. B. Drafting
How to begin your
narrative?
How to end your
narrative?

9. Begin with:
character setting
a
situation
a dialog
or action
a theme

10. End with:
Surprise
Ending
Summary Final event
Ultimate
fates
Theme Cliffhanger

11. C. Revising your Narrative
- What words can be more appealing to the
readers?
- How can the plot be made clearer?
- How can the characters be made more realistic?
- What is the point of view?
- What language can make your writing more
vivid and precise?

12. D. Peer Checking
- Are the events interesting?
- Is the conflict able to build suspense?
- Are the characters believable and
interesting?
- Are the dialogs natural and realistic

13. You can now publish
your work!