40 points write a short narrative about a real or imagined event. your narrative can be free-form or structured like epic poetry, but you’ll want to have a clear beginning and end that includes a conflict. if you have trouble starting your story, use the writing prompt below. writing prompt: she looked up at a sky laden with angry clouds, and she… remember the following points when writing your story: establish a problem, situation, or idea to build your narrative around. introduce the narrator and the characters of your narrative to allow readers to connect to the story. create a smooth sequence of events that build on one another as the narrative approaches the resolution to the overall conflict. use techniques such as dialogue, pacing, description, reflection, and various plotlines to develop the events and characters of your narrative. use diverse and descriptive language to describe the events, setting, experiences, and characters of your narrative. provide a conclusion or resolution that gives your narrative (and readers) a sense of completion. markin da brainiest also