Disclaimer: PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE PROCEEDING FURTHER!

I have no formal education in creative writing or literature whatsoever. I learned everything by myself through youtube, reading, research, understanding, and writing away as much as I can. I make a lot of mistakes whether it be grammatical or any other kind. I hope you can point them out and help me correct it so I can learn more. I will try my best to provide you errorless guidance though. I am not going to pretend to know everything because I really don't. I have a lot to discover yet.
Whatever I am going to tell you here is through my own understanding and experience.
Enjoy.

💥Writing Hacked- 6💥

HOW TO WRITE A GOOD STORY

Please check out the previous post before proceeding further:
1. Stasis
2. The Trigger
3. Quest 4. Surprise
5. Critical choice
6. Reversal 7. Resolution



7. The Reversal

This stage is the consequence of the critical choice and climax of the story.
This is where we see the results of the choices which had been in the entire course of the story.
Things turn around and we finally have answers.
In movies, this stage is used to explain the mysteries and reasons for a certain event that was unexplained earlier. And in books, this is where writers describe little details that were left behind to solve for readers. It often occurs in crime novels that small puzzles or hints are left by the writers and this is the part where they reveal those particular details.
In most of the stories, there is a positive outcome like a protagonist has won the battle, the couple is finally together, the case has been solved, justice prevailed, someone lost has returned to their home, etc.
While in many stories/cases it could be negative too...