I have already previously written an imaginative about the experiences of a migrant and i used rain as a symbolism to showcase her emotions, is there any plots that i can used to connect this to the power of storytelling? I don't feel like writing another imaginative because i suck at them the most, but i can't think of a way to connect rain to the power of storytelling. It could be plots, please help! thank you!
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uniqueusername1
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i don't think thats symbolism. That seems like pathetic fallacy. Idk bro for the question I did a story about failure or something.
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Do you actually need that overall connection? I thought it could be any story (ofc related to q), but just that it has to be rich with techniques and all that?
omgg ahaha youre right its pathetic fallacy! Maybe not emotions then because i used the rain to symbolise something.
i think i just want to reuse my techniques because i used a lot of imagery and it was a decent imaginative. It can be any story but overall i can't think of a story about the power of storytelling, without having to rewrite an entire imaginative
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why do we need the power of storytelling?
we don't but for my school its like a central theme that they love and its more easier to relate to questions?