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Input: Consider Input: Context: The Tuesday night aerobics classes at another facility have apparently fallen through . I had it on my planner that the first class was last Tuesday , but I never heard back from either my boss or the woman who tried to subvert me and get me to teach for free , so I blithely erased it and skipped along with my life . Tuesday nights Keatsfan is gone until about 10p , teaching a late class , so I get a ton done precisely because I do n't have to teach . Last night we watched all but the final ep of State of Play .
Question: What may happen after finding out that the aerobics class has fallen through ?

Output: I do n't have to worry about going to it now .

Input: Consider Input: Context: So we got to 5 and Danielle and I really needed to pee . So we went to the bathroom and there was this girl getting really sick in there , so we waited in line for the bathroom , cause we did nt want to go outside . So we went and it was nt all that bad , better than going at Puke . Danielle was drunk , and hast been in my presence before , and she wanted to have a dance party . There was this group of guys and they were kinda creepy and muscley , so i was like f*that .
Question: Why is Danielle seemingly so sick ?

Output: She drank too much .

Input: Consider Input: Context: And the reader will , too ( we hope ! ) .2 ) Bad because it 's very easy to let our characters off the hook instead of putting them through the ringer . Bad because without conflict and tension , the story is boring . Solution : take yourself out of the story every once in awhile and look at it with an unbiased eye . You can do this when you 're writing the first draft if you 're like me and want to get the story pretty fleshed out ( i.e.
Question: What 's a possible reason the story is boring without conflict and tension ?
Output: Because conflict and tension make the story exciting and unpredictable .