Question

<br />1 Write a summary of your scene.<br />​

Answer 1

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A summary is a précis of events, giving the reader a quick idea of something that has happened. Never cheat the reader by summarising a scene that is crucial to developing the plot.

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Answer 2

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Dramatising involves showing your character in a particular place (which you need to create for us, however briefly), in action, and possibly interacting with other characters. We need to get a sense of the character – their age and background, their level of education, social class and attitude. There may be other characters present; if so, we need to get a sense of them too. This can be conveyed through authorial description , their speech and actions or through the filter of your protagonist's reactions, thoughts and feelings. And, of course, something needs to happen that furthers the plot.