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How to write beautifully
Look at a sample of your writing.
Find a sample of your writing, anything from a grocery list to a handwritten story. You'll need to analyze it for your handwriting tendencies.

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- Pay attention to the writing alphabet, how each letter is composed, its grammar, and how sound the letters make. The more you evaluate how these letters convey your ideas, the better you'll come at writing.
- Ask a friend or family member to proofread it for you. If you live in a big city, look for a public library.
- While it can be expressive, your work needs to be in line with those. While size and tone are universal shapes, the hand dictated meter, for instance, portrays proportions but not numbers.
- This will help you focus on improving and embellishing the words. You particularly want to see if you write with a loose, relaxed and easy hand rather than a cramped, tight hand.

OUT: This will help you focus on improving and embellishing the words. You particularly want to see if you write with a loose, relaxed and easy hand rather than a cramped, tight hand.

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How to outline a novel
Determine the opening scene.
A narrative outline can help you break down the plot of your novel and make it easier for you to keep track of each element of the plot. Start by determining your novel's opening scene.

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- This scene should establish character, setting, and a conflict or problem that is plaguing your main character. The opening scene will be the start of your first act and help to immerse your reader in your story.
- Begin with a topic, setting, or moment. If your novel is about something currently happening, such as a new civil war, it should already have a very large opening scene.
- How does it open? What does it look like? How does the plot stand out? This first stage can help you to understand your overall plot to your novel. You may have to outline the beginning and concluding points of your novel based on a short, basic outline.
- If you are writing a rhetorical essay for a homework assignment, the opening scene might be to explain why a math problem needs to be solved in geometry. Perhaps the main character needs to impress a teacher so the lesson is clear and inconclusive for the students.

OUT: This scene should establish character, setting, and a conflict or problem that is plaguing your main character. The opening scene will be the start of your first act and help to immerse your reader in your story.

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How to not be a sheep
Realize you don't have to fit in.
People are very insecure. They think if they aren't like other people, then the other people will not accept them.

OPTIONS:
- Being brutally honest here, sometimes that is the case. But if people don't like you for who you are, should you even want to be friends with them? Show your true colors.
- Similarly, you can't change the way you act but you don't have to, either. Being human doesn't hurt anyone, and if you get a bad reputation on wolf jam, enemies who think you are cute, it's up to you as to why that's.
- Being a sheep isn't the same as being a female. As a female, you won't fit in.
- They think if they are always wanted by their kinsmen and in the wrong situation, no one will even care. It is a highly idealised mindset.

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Being brutally honest here, sometimes that is the case. But if people don't like you for who you are, should you even want to be friends with them? Show your true colors.