A story about a prop (object) being the main character, its the protagonist. The story should include an exposition, a catalyst, a development, a climax, and a resolution. The prop can be used as an extension of another character, but must remain the primary focus of the story, example: a story of an old man without showing him by focusing on his walking stick. Let the prop do the telling. Find a human characteristic or some thing to excite emotion from an audience, example: The last bottle of beer on the shelf, how would it feel seeing all its buddy falling off?
(examples used are from the teacher, do not use them)
– The key emphasis of this exercise is story-telling and narrative structure.
– Use the prop to tell a story
– The prop is the main Protagonist, not just an object in the background
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