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The M.I.C.E. Quotient of a Story
Penulis : Unknown on Friday, February 10, 2006 | 9:00 AM
All four elements of a story (milieu, idea, character, and events) are in all stories. They aren't all equally important in all stories, however. Depending on what the story is about, the relative amounts of each element should vary. That is, a story contains four types of information: information about the milieu, about the idea, about the characters, and about events.To the extent that a story
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