they decide the order of the events in a story so that way it makes sense and that way people aren't left confused and annoyed at a story they don't understand, but instead left on the edge of their seat eager to know what happens next in the story.
they want the events to escalate in a way that you'll understand but maybe also be caught of guard a little the way the events are placed makes the book or story interesting
I guess it depends on how the author wants it written out and what the author is writing about. For Example, If the author wants to write to write a horror or mystery novel, they might add foreshadowing, then Exposition, Rising action, climax, Falling Action and Resolution.
The author puts events in a specific order in his or her story so that eventually towards the end, all the events will come together and make sense.
ReplyDeletethe author does this to help you see the plot unfold which will be revealed in the end.
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ReplyDeletethey try to put things through out the story that dont make sense so that when that one part comes up it will all make sense
ReplyDeletehe or she probably does foreshadowing and plans events to figure out the order of it
ReplyDeletethey decide the order of the events in a story so that way it makes sense and that way people aren't left confused and annoyed at a story they don't understand, but instead left on the edge of their seat eager to know what happens next in the story.
ReplyDeleteputs the events into a certain order to make to story make sence
ReplyDeleteEvents in a story are usually organized from least to most exciting, or "high to low". That just makes the book more readable.
ReplyDeletethey want the events to escalate in a way that you'll understand but maybe also be caught of guard a little the way the events are placed makes the book or story interesting
ReplyDeleteThey decide what they want to reveal about their character(s) and they do so through events in the story.
ReplyDeletethe author decides the order of events by putting them in places where he thinks makes sense
ReplyDeleteI guess it depends on how the author wants it written out and what the author is writing about. For Example, If the author wants to write to write a horror or mystery novel, they might add foreshadowing, then Exposition, Rising action, climax, Falling Action and Resolution.
ReplyDeleteThey can decide what they want to do that would be interesting.
ReplyDeletedecides by time
ReplyDeletethe order of events eventually will help the reader understand the story line and
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