2. Fiction is a literary genre that encompasses stories,
narratives, and works of literature that are imagined
or invented by the author rather than being based
strictly on real events or facts.
3. Fiction writing
is the creation of imaginative stories,
characters, and worlds that are not based on
real events or people.
Authors of fiction use their creativity to invent plots,
settings, and characters, weaving them together to entertain,
provoke thought, or evoke emotions in their readers.
4. Fiction writing is an imaginative recreation and re-
creation of life . (Pamintuan et al,2013)
Write stories not only for entertainment purposes
but also to give new life.
5. the two most common forms of fiction
short story and novel
6. A short story is a brief work of fiction that
typically focuses on a single incident,
character, or theme. It is shorter in length
compared to novels and often aims to convey
its message or explore its theme concisely.
7. Novels are longer works of fiction that
typically feature complex plots,
extensive character development, and
detailed settings
8. Flat characters are like surface-level sketches,
with minimal depth or complexity. They typically
have one defining trait or function in the story and
don't undergo significant development.
Round characters, on the other hand, are more
fully fleshed-out and multi-dimensional. They have
depth, complexity, and undergo growth or change
throughout the story, making them feel more like
real people
9. 1.Protagonist: The main character around whom the story revolves,
often facing challenges and driving the plot forward.
2.Antagonist: The character or force that opposes the protagonist,
creating conflict and obstacles for them to overcome.
3.Supporting Characters: Characters who assist or interact with the
protagonist, contributing to the story's development.They can
play a variety of roles, such as friends, family members, mentors,
sidekicks, or love interests.
4.A minor character is a character in a story who has a smaller role
compared to the main characters. They often appear briefly and
serve specific functions in the narrative.
10. Settings in stories are like the backdrop of a play, providing
the physical and cultural context in which the story
unfolds. They encompass the time period, location, and
atmosphere, shaping the mood and influencing the
characters' experiences.
Local color is about using specific details to vividly portray
a particular place. It's like painting a picture with words,
capturing the unique sights, sounds, and customs of a
region. This adds depth and authenticity to the story,
immersing readers in the setting and making it come alive.
11. "The Wedding Dance" by Amador Daguio is a
short story set in a rural village in the
Philippines. The setting presents local colors
through its vivid depiction of the customs,
traditions, and way of life unique to the
indigenous people of the Cordillera region.
example:
12. Conflict in a story is the central struggle or problem that
drives the plot forward and creates tension. It can take
various forms, such as a character's internal struggles,
interpersonal conflicts between characters, or external
challenges posed by the environment or circumstances.
Conflict is essential for engaging readers and propelling
the narrative, as characters strive to overcome obstacles
and achieve their goals.
13. • Man vs. Man: This type of conflict involves a direct
confrontation or struggle between two or more characters.
• Man vs. Nature: In this type of conflict, the protagonist faces
challenges or obstacles presented by the natural world.
• Man vs. Society: This type of conflict involves the protagonist's
struggle against societal norms, values, or institutions.
• Man vs. Self: This type of conflict occurs when the protagonist
grapples with internal struggles, such as doubts, fears, or moral
dilemmas.
