Writing a Narrative: Part 5 Solution

The video tutorial focuses on writing the solution and ending of a narrative. It emphasizes the importance of planning the story's conclusion to ensure it resonates with the reader, whether by inspiring, surprising, or conveying a moral. The tutorial provides a basic outline of a story where characters decide to stay in a treehouse during a storm. It highlights the significance of linking the ending to the beginning and using humor to wrap up the story. The video also stresses the need for careful editing to avoid mistakes and suggests leaving the title until the end for creative inspiration.

What are the three basic components of a narrative structure?

• Introduction, Climax, Conclusion

• Orientation, Problem, Solution

• Beginning, Middle, End

• Setup, Conflict, Resolution

Why is it important to plan the ending of a story?

• To avoid using too many characters

• To make the reader feel a specific emotion

• To include as many plot twists as possible

• To ensure the story is long enough

How can linking the ending to the beginning benefit a narrative?

• It makes the story more predictable

• It allows for more characters to be introduced

• It ensures the story is longer

• It helps to create a cohesive and satisfying conclusion

What is one technique mentioned for adding humor to a story's ending?

• Ending with a cliffhanger

• Adding a surprise twist

• Using a weather vane as a lighthearted reference

• Introducing a new character

What should be checked during the editing process of a story?

• The color of the text

• The font size

• The number of pages

• Spelling, punctuation, and grammatical mistakes