Action

In these stories, your hero is normally a cool, calm customer who makes a stylish entrance.

There is an initial problem they solve with ease, but this leads to a bigger problem that lands them in real trouble.

They need to solve it in an interesting, imaginative way to overcome their enemies and save the day!

A few useful Action tips:

Use repetition to build excitement or drama: the more, the more; closer and closer.

Use short sentences for dramatic or exciting parts: She ran. They had gone. 

Use if openers when a character is in trouble: If she didn’t climb quickly… If he didn’t stop them…

Make sure you show a contrast (difference) between your hero and their enemy!