The first important thing to remember about a narrative essay is that it tells a story. The author may write about. 1  an experience or event from his or her past. 2  a recent or an ongoing experience or event. 3  something that happened to somebody else, such as a parent or a grandparent.
The drafting phase of the writing process entails the actual composing of the text. During this phase, writers use prewriting activities to generate a piece of writing in rough form.
Script writing is the main part of any Episode Interactive story. It influences how the characters can act, talk, and generally how the story moves. It has simple commands which you must type into your script in order for characters to do certain dialogue and actions in your story. There is a script-writing tutorial on the Writer's Portal online and an in-game guide. This is a basic example script of a dialog/conversation between two characters and a scene change: