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It all depends what your story topic is, but I'd suggest coming up with a main character and having them go through this adventure or something, it's a very basic idea but with enough effort and detail it wont seem like one in the end.
Edit: any simple idea will work really (with enough effort put in).
You can take a simple story like Little Red Ridding Hood and reference you story off of something from that, or a story like Rapunzel, where you have a main character that has a step mom that doesn't let them leave home or something. in my opinion its all about the detail and effort, You could have a great idea for a story but that doesn't really matter if it doesn't have correct wording and whatnot to make it stand out.
It is a tradition for chinas japanese and korea for about a tousands years hope i helped i am barely geeting the hang of this..
the answer:The narrator controls what information your reader receives about events in the story and what the characters are thinking.
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Grendel is critical of himself but unable to contain his curiosity.
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Just took the test:)
The four main pillars of Ayn Rand's philosophical system called Objectivism are reality, reason, self-interest, and capitalism.
The first pillar means that reality is objective. It is not just a social construct. The first premise of everything must be that existence exists.
Reason is humanity's asset in the all too real world. We have to consciously choose to employ it.
Self-interest is Rand's protest against the conventional, hypocritical morality. In her view, we must give up on living for others, or for causes. Our self-interest is our ultimate goal and motivator.
Capitalism as an economic and social system is for Rand the perfect embodiment of liberty. Of course, governments mustn't interfere; it has to be a laissez-faire capitalism.
