WHAT IS THE STORYTELLING METHOD?
Nearly every story ever written or told has certain common elements. These elements include characters (usually both a protagonist and an antagonist, as well as assorted other major and minor characters), a setting (both time and place), and a plot. In a typical story plotline, the author first introduces the characters, then creates a conflict between the characters and builds tension. Most likely, the tension escalates to a climactic or pivotal moment, when something happens that forever changes one or more of the lead characters. After this dramatic event, the story eases to its conclusion.
A strong, effective proposal narrative has these same elements: characters, a setting, and a plot that includes the ...