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for the creative writing section, I would like to write a story than with whatever theme/picture I get just link the story that I've written in
what should my story be about? which type of story is the easiest to link in with anything?
what should my story be about? which type of story is the easiest to link in with anything?
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https://www.practicalcreativewriting...les-of-themes/
EXAMPLES OF THEMES
You might like to choose one of the following examples of themes – that appeals to you and try writing a story about it.
Alienation – The effects of, the loneliness of, to cure it.
Ambition – getting what you want, stunted by, thwarted.
Betrayal – the pain of, in love and friendship.
Coming of age – loss of innocence.
Courage – the courage to deal with conflict, lack of, developing, conquering with.
Deception – how to deceive, results of.
Discovery – what does it take to discover new places, inner meaning, strength, even treasure.
Escape – from life, routine, prison, family pressures.
Death – how to escape, facing, what happens after, consequences of.
Fear – driven by, dealing with, conquering.
Freedom – loss of, gaining, handling, fight for.
Cover of Practical Creative Writing Exercises by Grace Jolliffe - article called - what is a theme?Good versus evil – survival of one despite the other, the triumph of one over the other.
Isolation – physical and emotional.
Jealousy – trouble caused by, denial of, driven by.
Justice – the fight for, injustice, truth versus justice.
Loss – of life, innocence, love, friends, to avoid.
Loneliness – no man is an island, or hell is other people.
Love – love fades, is blind, can overcome all obstacles, can
Lust – for power, for sex.
Power – the search for, the loss of, what we are willing to exchange for.
Prejudice – racism, bigotry, snobbery, dealing with.
Security – the loss of, the finding of the need for, how we act when security is shattered.
Spirituality and God – the struggle to find faith, live without faith etc.
Survival – man versus nature
CHOOSING YOUR STORY THEME – KEY POINTS
Give a lot of thought to choosing your story theme. Remember you will need to be obsessed with your chosen theme to keep writing about it for long periods of time.
EXAMPLES OF THEMES
You might like to choose one of the following examples of themes – that appeals to you and try writing a story about it.
Alienation – The effects of, the loneliness of, to cure it.
Ambition – getting what you want, stunted by, thwarted.
Betrayal – the pain of, in love and friendship.
Coming of age – loss of innocence.
Courage – the courage to deal with conflict, lack of, developing, conquering with.
Deception – how to deceive, results of.
Discovery – what does it take to discover new places, inner meaning, strength, even treasure.
Escape – from life, routine, prison, family pressures.
Death – how to escape, facing, what happens after, consequences of.
Fear – driven by, dealing with, conquering.
Freedom – loss of, gaining, handling, fight for.
Cover of Practical Creative Writing Exercises by Grace Jolliffe - article called - what is a theme?Good versus evil – survival of one despite the other, the triumph of one over the other.
Isolation – physical and emotional.
Jealousy – trouble caused by, denial of, driven by.
Justice – the fight for, injustice, truth versus justice.
Loss – of life, innocence, love, friends, to avoid.
Loneliness – no man is an island, or hell is other people.
Love – love fades, is blind, can overcome all obstacles, can
Lust – for power, for sex.
Power – the search for, the loss of, what we are willing to exchange for.
Prejudice – racism, bigotry, snobbery, dealing with.
Security – the loss of, the finding of the need for, how we act when security is shattered.
Spirituality and God – the struggle to find faith, live without faith etc.
Survival – man versus nature
CHOOSING YOUR STORY THEME – KEY POINTS
Give a lot of thought to choosing your story theme. Remember you will need to be obsessed with your chosen theme to keep writing about it for long periods of time.
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