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One way to provide conflict and interest in your main character at the same time would be to put him/her in danger.

Since short stories require brevity, usually a writer only creates one conflict for the protagonist, while a novel may contain several for the main characters and other characters in the story.

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Covering everything there is to know about writing short stories would require a book; therefore, let’s consider the components of a short story and a few helpful tips for writing one.

The components of any story (including novels) include characters (characterization), conflict, theme, setting, dialogue, and plot. Coherence, clarity, and comprehension hold a story together.

Characters are the people and/or animals or objects that take part in the action of the story. The story centers on the main character or characters, even if others are included.

An important job for us as writers is to make the reader care about our characters. We should make them believable, human (even if nonhuman) by revealing each character as fully as possible.

Due to the fact that short stories are short, writers can't create as detailed a character as can be accomplished in a novel. Dialogue and interactions can reveal the personality of a character where brevity doesn't allow long character exposition.

A story needs conflict, at least one problem that the protagonist (hero, main character) faces, struggles with, and either wins or loses at the climax.

Conlfict places obstacles in the main character's way. The conflict can be external, caused by another person or by nature ( such as climbing a mountain or a wild animal). Conflict can also be internal: overcoming an emotional trauma, fears, struggle with evil.

One way to provide conflict and interest in your main character at the same time would be to put him/her in danger.

Since short stories require brevity, usually a writer only creates one conflict for the protagonist, while a novel may contain several for the main characters and other characters in the story.

The main idea a writer wants

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Characters are the people and/or animals or objects that take part in the action of the story. The story centers on the main character or characters, even if others are included.

An important job for us as writers is to make the reader care about our characters. We should make them believable, human (even if nonhuman) by revealing each character as fully as possible.

Due to the fact that short stories are short, writers can't create as detailed a character as can be accomplished in a novel. Dialogue and interactions can reveal the personality of a character where brevity doesn't allow long character exposition.

A story needs conflict, at least one problem that the protagonist (hero, main character) faces, struggles with, and either wins or loses at the climax.

Conlfict places obstacles in the main character's way. The conflict can be external, caused by another person or by nature ( such as climbing a mountain or a wild animal). Conflict can also be internal: overcoming an emotional trauma, fears, struggle with evil.

One way to provide conflict and interest in your main character at the same time would be to put him/her in danger.

Since short stories require brevity, usually a writer only creates one conflict for the protagonist, while a novel may contain several for the main characters and other characters in the story.

The main idea a writer want

revealing each character as fully as possible.

Due to the fact that short stories are short, writers can't create as detailed a character as can be accomplished in a novel. Dialogue and interactions can reveal the personality of a character where brevity doesn't allow long character exposition.

A story needs conflict, at least one problem that the protagonist (hero, main character) faces, struggles with, and either wins or loses at the climax.

Conlfict places obstacles in the main character's way. The conflict can be external, caused by another person or by nature ( such as climbing a mountain or a wild animal). Conflict can also be internal: overcoming an emotional trauma, fears, struggle with evil.

One way to provide conflict and interest in your main character at the same time would be to put him/her in danger.

Since short stories require brevity, usually a writer only creates one conflict for the protagonist, while a novel may contain several for the main characters and other characters in the story.

The main idea a writer want

the protagonist (hero, main character) faces, struggles with, and either wins or loses at the climax.

Conlfict places obstacles in the main character's way. The conflict can be external, caused by another person or by nature ( such as climbing a mountain or a wild animal). Conflict can also be internal: overcoming an emotional trauma, fears, struggle with evil.

One way to provide conflict and interest in your main character at the same time would be to put him/her in danger.

Since short stories require brevity, usually a writer only creates one conflict for the protagonist, while a novel may contain several for the main characters and other characters in the story.

The main idea a writer want

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One way to provide conflict and interest in your main character at the same time would be to put him/her in danger.

Since short stories require brevity, usually a writer only creates one conflict for the protagonist, while a novel may contain several for the main characters and other characters in the story.

The main idea a writer wants to share with readers often is called the theme. The theme is rarely directly stated, but a reader should be able to understand the main idea by the time he finishes reading the story.

The theme could be as simple as love conquers all or as deep as the need to exorcise one's internal deamons.

Where and when a story takes place is the setting. In some stories, setting takes an important role. In others, it isn't much more than background. However, the reader should have an idea of whether the story takes place in historical times or in modern, in the country or in the city. The information can be inferred by what characters say and do.

Dialogue, whether internal or external, moves the story along, showing information rather than telling it. Dialogue is part of the action needed to create an interesting story.

Hal Blythe and Charlie Sweet, in the October The Writer, stated, "Use dialogue." Of course they were discussing how to open a story, but that's good advice - to use dialogue all through a story.

Good dialogue advances the action and presents the interplay of ideas and personalities. It also can give relief from passages which otherwise would be long expository passages.

Plot is the chain of related events that create the story and is made up of at least one major problem, known as conflict. The plot has a beginning, the rising action, the climax, and the