Narration means the art of storytelling, and the purpose of writing a story is to tell the story. Every time you talk to your friends and family about the events and events of your time, you are working on a story. In addition, the story can be factual or fictitious. Fact-based stories are based on and try to be faithful to what actually happened. A fictional story is a story created or invented. The creator of the fictional story is free to create characters and events. 

The big difference between facts and fictional stories is based on author's intentions. Fact storywriters try to tell what actually happened, but fictitious storywriters may differ from real people or events because they have no intention of telling the real thing again. Biography and memories are examples of fact-based stories, and novels and short stories are the examples of fictitious stories.

Know your purpose:

The line between fact ad fiction is often blurred, which helps you  understand your goals from the beginning. Is it important to talk about yourself or someone else? Or Are you interested in creating the world with your image? Is it as you want or as you imagine? your answer will greatly help shape the story you tell.

Ultimately, story writing, whether factual or fiction, seeks to tell a series of events in an emotionally compelling way. You want your audience to be impressed with your story. It can mean through laughter, compassion, fear, anger, etc. The clearer the story, the more emotional the viewer can be.

Structure of story essay:

The events of the main story are transmitted mainly in chronological order, in the order in which the events unfold from the beginning to the end. Stories usually have a start, an intermediate, and an end, and these events are usually organized hourly. Certain transient words and phrases help orient the reader as the story progresses.

Keep an eye on your senses:

Create powerful details with human senses in mind. We want to immerse ourselves in the world we are creating, so when explaining people, places, and events in a story, look, hear, smell, taste, and touch the details.

As always, it's important to start with a strong referral so that your readers will want to read more. Start your essay at an interesting event and start by telling a story. Finally, your ending should help resolve the central conflict of the story and impress the reader about the ultimate theme of the play.