Overview This is a Creative Writing Activity. You should use personification of an object (in this case a chair) as inspiration to collaboratively create an adventure story for their character (chair). You should use visual qualities/features of the chair as their spring-board. The story will include a setting, a ‘problem’/conflict, and a resolution. My question: reading the below story and make the continuing story for next part, and finish this story. (about 1 page) PLEASE. Finish this story by adding to and moving into the next section of the story and emphasize the part of Resolution/Solution for problem. Resolution: this doesn’t necessarily mean the ‘problem’ gets solved—just that the situation is resolved in some way. Some ways to make your writing Word Choice: 1. Specific, rather than general nouns: fish is a general noun whereas trout, guppy, eel and shark are specific nouns 2. Active rather than passive verbs: have and went are passive verbs; clutch, cradle, trot and meander are active verbs. 3. Concrete rather than abstract vocabulary: hope, pain, and freedom are abstract terms whereas sodden ground, or gust of wind use concrete language. 4. Sensory words evoke rich images—describing what see, hear, smell, touch, taste Simile: comparisons using like or as Metaphor: comparisons NOT using like or as Hyperbole: exaggeration for effect Imagery: description appealing to the senses Repetition: repeating words or phrases to produce a rhythmic quality, or to emphasize the importance of a phrase Humor: puns, irony, satire, hyperbole; ludicrous, absurd, or incongruous acts/images
Family Ties Gwen, who had once been apart of a set, now finds herself all alone after the passing of her owners. She was once positioned nicely in the corner nook of her owner’s bedroom separated from her partner, Jack, by only a small, round table which usually housed a couple books and a coffee mug. Gwen and Jack had been apart of this house for 63 years and they loved being…