#thursdaythree

The five basic elements of a story are character, setting, plot, conflict and theme. Without these five elements, a story will not be complete and may not even work at all (imagine a story with no characters or plot!).

This feature will focus on the first three elements. Character, setting and plot will be provided, and the conflict and theme will be up to you!

The goal of this feature is to help you create new storylines or to expand on ideas you may already have. This will work best for short pieces, but it can be used as a jumping-off point for any kind of story, artwork or other creative work.

The prompts for the elements will be broad enough that you should be able to adapt them to your own characters and ideas easily.

Character does not have to be the protagonist or main character

Setting does not need to be the setting for the entire story

Plot may be one of many plot elements.

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This week's elements are:

Character - this person is a dog trainer

Setting - a community center

The five basic elements of a story are character, setting, plot, conflict and theme. Without these five elements, a story will not be complete and may not even work at all (imagine a story with no characters or plot!).

This feature will focus on the first three elements. Character, setting and plot will be provided, and the conflict and theme will be up to you!

The goal of this feature is to help you create new storylines or to expand on ideas you may already have. This will work best for short pieces, but it can be used as a jumping-off point for any kind of story, artwork or other creative work.

The prompts for the elements will be broad enough that you should be able to adapt them to your own characters and ideas easily.

Character does not have to be the protagonist or main character

Setting does not need to be the setting for the entire story

Plot may be one of many plot elements.

_____

This week's elements are:

Character - this person is a politician or public figure

Setting - a New Year's Eve party

The five basic elements of a story are character, setting, plot, conflict and theme. Without these five elements, a story will not be complete and may not even work at all.

This feature will focus on the first three elements. Character, setting and plot will be provided, and the conflict and theme will be up to you!

The goal of this feature is to help you create new storylines or to expand on ideas you may already have. This will work best for short pieces, but it can be used as a jumping-off point for any kind of story, artwork or other creative work.

The prompts for the elements will be broad enough that you should be able to adapt them to your own characters and ideas easily.

Character does not have to be the protagonist or main character

Setting does not need to be the setting for the entire story

Plot may be one of many plot elements.

_____

This week's elements are:

Character - This person is tired and stressed

Setting - a dinner party

The five basic elements of a story are character, setting, plot, conflict and theme. Without these five elements, a story will not be complete and may not even work at all (imagine a story with no characters or plot!).

This feature will focus on the first three elements. Character, setting and plot will be provided, and the conflict and theme will be up to you!

The goal of this feature is to help you create new storylines or to expand on ideas you may already have. This will work best for short pieces, but it can be used as a jumping-off point for any kind of story, artwork or other creative work.

The prompts for the elements will be broad enough that you should be able to adapt them to your own characters and ideas easily.

Character does not have to be the protagonist or main character

Setting does not need to be the setting for the entire story

Plot may be one of many plot elements.

_____

This week's elements are:

Character - this person is an ex-spouse or ex-partner

Setting - a Costco store (or similar wholesale store)

The five basic elements of a story are character, setting, plot, conflict and theme. Without these five elements, a story will not be complete and may not even work at all.

This feature will focus on the first three elements. Character, setting and plot will be provided, and the conflict and theme will be up to you!

The goal of this feature is to help you create new storylines or to expand on ideas you may already have. This will work best for short pieces, but it can be used as a jumping-off point for any kind of story, artwork or other creative work.

The prompts for the elements will be broad enough that you should be able to adapt them to your own characters and ideas easily.

Character does not have to be the protagonist or main character

Setting does not need to be the setting for the entire story

Plot may be one of many plot elements.

_____

This week's elements are:

Character - this person constantly has their phone in their hand

Setting - a classroom

The five basic elements of a story are character, setting, plot, conflict and theme. Without these five elements, a story will not be complete and may not even work at all (imagine a story with no characters or plot!).

This feature will focus on the first three elements. Character, setting and plot will be provided, and the conflict and theme will be up to you!

The goal of this feature is to help you create new storylines or to expand on ideas you may already have. This will work best for short pieces, but it can be used as a jumping-off point for any kind of story, artwork or other creative work.

The prompts for the elements will be broad enough that you should be able to adapt them to your own characters and ideas easily.

Character does not have to be the protagonist or main character

Setting does not need to be the setting for the entire story

Plot may be one of many plot elements.

_____

This week's elements are:

Character - this person is a teenager

Setting - a house that's rumoured to be haunted

The five basic elements of a story are character, setting, plot, conflict and theme. Without these five elements, a story will not be complete and may not even work at all (imagine a story with no characters or plot!).

This feature will focus on the first three elements. Character, setting and plot will be provided, and the conflict and theme will be up to you!

The goal of this feature is to help you create new storylines or to expand on ideas you may already have. This will work best for short pieces, but it can be used as a jumping-off point for any kind of story, artwork or other creative work.

The prompts for the elements will be broad enough that you should be able to adapt them to your own characters and ideas easily.

Character does not have to be the protagonist or main character

Setting does not need to be the setting for the entire story

Plot may be one of many plot elements.

_____

This week's elements are:

Character - this person dresses up as Santa

Setting - a shopping mall