Bilgi - Iyi hikaye anlatmak için (Ing.)

Iyi hikaye anlatmak için :

Break your story into 6 parts:

Who: Start with who is involved. Was it you alone, with another person, or a group of people. How are you related to those people?

What: Communicate what the action was, such as being at a party or driving to a friend's house.

Where: Actively describe where you are, using senses. If you are good at establishing the location, you can get the listener to start re-living the senses with you.

Conflict: This is the bulk of the story. What is the importance of this story? What happened, and what action did you take to try to resolve what was happening?

Resolution: How were you able to handle the task set up in "conflict"?

Tag: This one is a bit tricky, but it's the aftermath of the resolution, and usually is a joke, or the big finish of the story.

Here's a quick example without most of the flourish that you should use:

WHO: I

WHAT: was walking

WHERE: in the city

CONFLICT: and heard someone saying they didn't like this city

RESOLUTION: so I told him to walk with me to the best coffee shop in town. He liked the shop so much that

TAG: he bought me a cup!

See? Very simple when you know the breakdown.

Now, for the next level, try and link parts of the formula together. This isn't required, but adds a different level of depth to the story. For this example, I will link:

Who - Tag

What - Resolution

Where – Conflict

Here are the links that I used (same example):

WHO: I

WHAT: was walking

WHERE: in the city

CONFLICT: and heard someone saying they didn't like this city

RESOLUTION: so I told him to walk with me to the best coffee shop in town. He liked the shop so much that

TAG: he bought me a cup!

"I" goes with "me"

"walking" goes with "walk"

"city" goes with "city"

Now that is very basic, and you don't have to link with words. Link concepts instead.

The freedom here is that you can link any one of the first three concepts with any of the last three concepts. "What" can go with "Tag", "Who" can go with "Conflict". Mix and match to your heart's content!

With this formula, you can make most stories have an interesting, effective arc!