3. Resolution
- Finally, you would describe how the conflict was resolved. Or alternatively, what happened because of which couldn't be resolved. And what can we learn from that?
- Closure: The resolution should tie up the story’s loose ends and provide a satisfying conclusion.
- Lesson or Insight: The resolution should offer a takeaway or moral that the audience can apply to their own lives.
- Transformation: Show how the characters changed as a result of overcoming the conflict.
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Mark Carpenter, author of the book "Master Storytelling", describes why stories are so enticing to our brains.
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Components of a good story
- Characters. Every story features at least one character, and this character will be the key to relating your audience back to the story.
- Conflict. The conflict is the lesson of how the character overcomes a challenge.
- Resolution.
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