The ideal story should begin innocently like a fairy-tale, be frightening like a nightmare in the middle, and conclude sadly like a love story ending in separation.
The ideal narrative structure is one that captures the reader's imagination from the very beginning, starting with an innocent tone reminiscent of a fairy tale. This gradual build-up creates an engaging environment where the audience feels safe and enchanted. However, as the story progresses, it delves into darker, more frightening themes, evoking feelings of fear and anxiety akin to a nightmare.
In the culmination of the story, the tone shifts again to evoke melancholy and sadness, akin to a heartfelt love story that concludes with separation. This progression from innocence to fear, and finally to sorrow, creates a powerful emotional experience that resonates deeply with readers, ensuring they are left with lasting impressions of the narrative's journey.
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