Question

Introduce the setting (When and Where).

In order to put the reader in the right location for your story, give them some strong, vivid details of where this story takes place. This should help to establish a specific time and location that we'll stay in for the rest of the story.

Optional Sentence starter - This story takes place at the ... in...

Example - This story takes place at the YMCA seven years ago when I was six years old.

(This should be at least two sentences long.)
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Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

This story takes place at a cozy coffee shop in the heart of downtown Seattle on a rainy evening in November. The sound of rain tapping against the windows creates a warm and inviting atmosphere inside the bustling cafe.

Answer 2

Introduction Paragraph (Exposition)

The exposition refers to the start of a story. Most stories start with an introduction of the main character(s) and the setting. The Exposition might also introduce the main conflict or problem in a story.

Introduce your characters.

For this section, consider how you want to open your story for the reader. What is something important that would get your reader to understand where you're going with the story? How do you get their attention? Consider starting by introducing yourself and the characters!

Optional Sentence starter - The characters are...and...

Example - When I was six, I first learned how to swim. It was very scary because no one had taught me how to swim in the deep end before.

(This should be at least two sentences long.)

Answer 3

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

The characters are Maya, a college student studying art and working part-time at the coffee shop, and Jack, a regular customer who always orders the same drink at the same time every evening. Maya is a creative soul who enjoys observing people and finding inspiration for her art in everyday interactions. Jack is a reserved man who comes to the coffee shop to unwind and escape from the stresses of his day.