In some ways, this aspect of writing fiction is not so different from nonfiction, because you're still telling a story in nonfiction. In both places, you are building tension throughout the story by releasing information little by little, until you reach the climax. However, in fiction, it's all about the story, whereas in nonfiction, the story may be secondary to other essential information. Whether you are writing a short story or a novel, having a plan will help you get started. Outline how characters meet and what happens to move the plot along. Outlining your fiction will help you make sure your work continues moving at a steady pace. What will be the crux of the story? What is its central point? You will be moving towards the climax throughout your whole story, so make sure it is well developed. A climax could be a sudden realization, a couple coming together, a car crash, a death, etc. Make sure your climax flows naturally with the story. Although the climax should conclude a period of suspense, it should not come out of nowhere. Though it depends on the writer, many writers feel the story does better if they have a general idea of where it will go, but leave some things open ended. That way, you'll make discoveries along the way. If you are surprised, then your reader will be, too. The setting is important, but if you use focus too much on the setting, your readers will skip over it to get to the plot. In all fiction writing, the plot is the backbone of the piece. Without a well-developed plot taking center stage, fiction loses its sense of purpose and drive.
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One-sentence summary -- Focus on the plot. Outline your story. Decide on what your climax will be. Don't over plan to avoid predictability. Home in on the plot.

Q: Move around the map/dig site and look for flaming carts scattered throughout the place. You can obtain the Staff of Ice by playing through the storyline of the game. After shooting at least three flaming carts, you'll get the Zombie Blood power up (represented by a "blood bag"). Once you claim this power up, your character will go into Zombie Blood mode.
A: Look for flaming carts. Shoot three flaming carts with your Staff of Ice. Get the Zombie Blood power up.

Article: Also make a list of the things that you like about yourself. Tape the list to your bedroom wall or bathroom mirror. Every morning, read the list to remind yourself of how great you are. If you find yourself thinking that you aren't good enough for college or that no one will want to be friends with you, then reverse these thoughts. Instead, tell yourself, "I am good enough for college," or "Many people would love to be friends with me because I am a great friend." If wearing makeup helps you feel more confident, then wear makeup. If smiling and greeting your classmates makes you feel more confident, then greet them. If joining a club or volunteering helps you feel more confident, then join a club or volunteer. By doing the things that help you feel more confident, you will be more confident. New people and places can make you feel alone and unsure at times. However, understand that you aren't the only one who feels this way. Try to reach out and befriend other classmates, or call your high school friends if you need someone to talk to. If you cannot seem to shake your loneliness, make an appointment with a counselor on campus. A counselor can help you work through hard times.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Make a list of your strengths. Reverse negative thoughts. Do the things that make you feel confident. Realize that you are not alone.

Article: This is one of the most important things to consider. Good beds don't always mean "soft," so get one that provides good support to your back and make sure you are comfortable sleeping on it. Be sure to use a pillow that is comfortable and supportive for your sleeping style. Having the right pillow will ensure that you wake up feeling refreshed and pain-free. If you are comfortable, you will be more likely to sleep longer. Keep your bedroom properly ventilated so you get plenty of fresh air. Set the temperature of your room appropriately, not too warm or too cold. Typically this will be between 65 and 72 degrees Fahrenheit, but you should adjust the temperature so that you feel comfortable. Setting the temperature just slightly cooler than comfortable -- so that you're fine, but still need covers -- will help you sleep. If your room is stuffy, try cracking the window a bit before bed time. In addition to providing extra airflow and controlling room temperature, a fan produces a low, consistent level of background noise. This can help eliminate auditory stimuli that keep you from falling and staying asleep. Keep in mind that for some, a fan might not be helpful. If it doesn't work for you, then don't use one. Try to keep your room dark at all times. Your brain is stimulated by light signal, so keeping a dark room helps you get to sleep faster. You can help with this by installing blackout blinds or curtains This applies even to small lights, like those on your T.V., a digital clock or D.V.D. player. The absence of light eliminates the presence stimuli that can alter or affect your sleeping patterns. If there is some reason you cannot, or do not wish to, install blinds or curtains, you can invest in a sleep mask to help simulate darkness. Check if your room is free from mosquitoes and other pests. Also, if you have pets in your home, make sure they can't access your bed or enter your room to avoid disturbances while sleeping. There is evidence that it is easier to sleep in a fresh, clean, or nice smelling space. Try spraying your room with a mild room spray to lighten up your mood and the ambience in your bedroom. If you choose to use scented candles, be sure to put them out before falling asleep to avoid fires in the home.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use a good, high quality mattress. Ensure your head is well supported. Ensure proper ventilation and temperature. Keep a fan running. Keep your room dark. Eliminate pests and disturbances. Use scented candles and sprays.