A Handbook On Story Writing
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Scene II. Transition Scene: The three in various parts of the space between house and barn, and in the barn itself.
Time: Just following the action in scene I.
Action: Jonathan harnessing; Abigail consoling Claribel (who tells her mother that Ballard and she had meant to select a watch) and helping Jonathan.
Scene closes with Jonathan and Claribel driving off.
Purpose: To show Claribel's disappointment, and to increase the complication.
Transition II. Time passes until 3 o'clock. (Action furthe...r summarised until the next day.) 152 A HANDBOOK ON STORY WRITING Scene III Characters: Abby and Claribel.
Time: The day after events in scene I.
Place: The pantry.
Action : Claribel says she is going over to get a skirt pat- tern from Ballard's mother. She reveals why the day before was a particular day, etc. Abigail tells her to run along.
Purpose: To motivate Abby's behaviour, further.
Transition III. Claribel departs.
Scene IV Characters: Abby and Jonathan.
Time: A little later.
Place: Kitchen (and sitting room).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Scene II. Transition Scene: The three in various parts of the space between house and barn, and in the barn itself.
Time: Just following the action in scene I.
Action: Jonathan harnessing; Abigail consoling Claribel (who tells her mother that Ballard and she had meant to select a watch) and helping Jonathan.
Scene closes with Jonathan and Claribel driving off.
Purpose: To show Claribel's disappointment, and to increase the complication.
Transition II. Time passes until 3 o'clock. (Action furthe...r summarised until the next day.) 152 A HANDBOOK ON STORY WRITING Scene III Characters: Abby and Claribel.
Time: The day after events in scene I.
Place: The pantry.
Action : Claribel says she is going over to get a skirt pat- tern from Ballard's mother. She reveals why the day before was a particular day, etc. Abigail tells her to run along.
Purpose: To motivate Abby's behaviour, further.
Transition III. Claribel departs.
Scene IV Characters: Abby and Jonathan.
Time: A little later.
Place: Kitchen (and sitting room).
What to read after A Handbook On Story Writing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blanche Colton Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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