Settings for a story

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copyright 2008 by Gary L. Pullman The four primary elements of fiction are plot, character, setting, and theme. Associated with most of these is a cluster of related components: plot is divisible into exposition, inciting moment, rising action, turning point, falling action, moment of final suspense, and (depending upon whether the narrative is a comedy or a tragedy) resolution or catastrophe. Of course, all plots are also derived from, and developed upon, conflict. Likewise, setting is not…

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Using everything in a story to describe setting (description writing), such as geography, place, culture and era to describe setting is a way for writers to bring places to life in the reader’s mind.

Here is the 5 most common ways to start a story.

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From enchanted forests to futuristic cities, discover 20 unique story settings that will transport your readers to unforgettable adventures.