[insert name]: This text here is character speech. For example:
Lily: Hi!
[Things in brackets are for telling the time and the setting, as well as what's happening in the setting. For example:]
[5:30pm. In the park, people are playing]
*text in here is for actions. They sit in a characters speech spaces. For example:*
Lily: You IDIOT! *punches him in the face*
(things in here are character thoughts. Like actions, thoughts sit in character speech spaces. For example:)
Lily: Woaaaaah. (I wonder what this place is like....)
THINGS IN CAPS ARE SHOUTS. FOR EXAMPLE:
Lily: WHAT?! HOW???
Things in italics are usually for emphasis. Kinda like:
Lily: Hey! Don't touch that!
Things in bold are usually for things more intense but are used for different things so make sure you read to find out the context.
Also if there's something like {text in here}, it's just me, the author, speaking. If it shows up, it'll be at the bottom of the page.
YOU ARE READING
Suffering Snow
General FictionLily, a middleschool girl, likes to play games. She likes doing things inside and sometimes outside. Winter, unfortunately, is most likely her least favorite season of the year and here's why: She never gets to play in the snow.
