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    This document provides an outline for summarizing a story by identifying the setting (characters, place, time), problem, goal, events, and ending. The setting establishes who is in the story, where it takes place, and when. The problem and goal define the main difficulty faced by one or more characters and what they aim to achieve. Key events then unfold showing how the characters work towards their goal and resolve the problem, culminating in the ending which reveals the outcome.

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    This document provides an outline for summarizing a story by identifying the setting (characters, place, time), problem, goal, events, and ending. The setting establishes who is in the story, where it takes place, and when. The problem and goal define the main difficulty faced by one or more characters and what they aim to achieve. Key events then unfold showing how the characters work towards their goal and resolve the problem, culminating in the ending which reveals the outcome.

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    How To Make A Story Map

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    Alyssa Alexis Ramos
    This document provides an outline for summarizing a story by identifying the setting (characters, place, time), problem, goal, events, and ending. The setting establishes who is in the story, where it takes place, and when. The problem and goal define the main difficulty faced by one or more characters and what they aim to achieve. Key events then unfold showing how the characters work towards their goal and resolve the problem, culminating in the ending which reveals the outcome.

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    The Setting

    Characters Tell who is in the story. Place Tell where the story takes place. Time Tell when the story happens.

    The Problem
    One or more characters has a difficulty. What is the difficulty or problem?

    The Goal
    Goal - One or more of the characters has a goal something they need or want to happen. Usually this goes along with the problem.

    The Events
    Event 1, 2, and 3 Things that happen in the story that tell how the characters get from the problem and goal to the ending of the story.

    The Ending
    What happened at the end of the story. Tells how the characters achieved his goal and solved his problem.

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