Story Ideas assignment

Part A: Post three potential story ideas for your short story project. Each of your three ideas should have a different protagonist different conflict etc. If you can include the narrative arc breakdown (conflict crisis resolution) but at least include the protagonist and conflict. If you need ideas work from an image or the list of encouraged ideas/topics in this module. In response to your three story ideas your instructor will let you know which one has the most appropriate scope for the assignment and steer you toward the most promising notion. In this module we’re pitching story ideas so that you can identify an idea that will be suitable (in terms of scope character-driven theme realism etc.) for this story project. So it makes sense to look at the writing exercises weve done so far and think about which if any have inspired you enough to take a particular idea further. With that in mind I thought Id share a few extra writing exercises that have inspired me lately. Feel free to do a bit of free-writing on any of these and maybe youll come up with something youre excited about. All optional of course. Happy writing! Part B: Peer Responsecomment on a peers story ideas by answering these two questions: Requirements: 1000 | .doc file Write about a character that did something bad and got away with it. List three things you fear. Write about one for five minutes. Then fictionalize! A doctor says “You or the baby will survive. Not both. I’m sorry.” Write about a character’s moral quandary during COVID19 quarantine. Write for five minutes about your earliest memories of learning about faith religion or spirituality. Then fictionalize! Write about a character who acting out of desire or fear makes a mistake. The mistake can be large (e.g. a car crash) or small (e.g. saying the wrong thing). How does the character and the people around them react? (Dance between action and defining character.) Which if any of the story ideas are on the list of topics to avoid? Which of the ideas do you feel would make the most compelling story (taking into consideration the parameters of the project) and why Write about a character that did something bad and got away with it.List three things you fear. Write about one for five minutes. Then fictionalize!A doctor says “You or the baby will survive. Not both. I’m sorry.”Write about a character’s moral quandary during COVID19 quarantine.Write for five minutes about your earliest memories of learning about faith religion or spirituality. Then fictionalize!Write about a character who acting out of desire or fear makes a mistake. The mistake can be large (e.g. a car crash) or small (e.g. saying the wrong thing). How does the character and the people around them react? (Dance between action and defining character.) Which if any of the story ideas are on the list of topics to avoid?Which of the ideas do you feel would make the most compelling story (taking into consideration the parameters of the project) and why ‘