English, 27.08.2021 18:10 PanjiUR9220

Write a Narrative Essay (500-1,000 words) about one event in your life. For each of the points on the Storytelling Arc below, summarize your Autobiographical Incident’s plot from that part of the story. If you don’t
have enough room to write on this sheet, feel free to number your answers
and write them on the back. Since this is a brainstorming sheet to help you
create the path of your Personal Narrative story, bullet points and phrases
are fine. Full sentences are not needed. You also may find you have only two
instead of three points along the Rising Action sequence of your storyline,
which will be fine. THESE ARE THE DIRECTIONS MY TEACHER GAVE ME YOU CAN MAKE IT UP BUT IT HAS TO SOUND BELIVEABLE AND NOT LIKE SOMETHING FROM A BOOK>PLEASE WILL GIVE MORE POINTS IF NECESSARY

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