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Romance/Love: July 17, 2024 Issue [#12633]




 This week: What makes a good climax?
  Edited by: Samberine Everose Author IconMail Icon
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About This Newsletter

Hello everyone, I’m Samberine Everose and I'm here, one of the regular editors in the Romance/Love Topic of the WDC Newsletter, and just like I've been saying, I will not be tired in expressing my thankfulness to all the beautiful people here in this wonderful community of writers for not only helping us to improve our writings but giving us also encouragement and inspiration every day. *Smile*

I just wonder what will make a good climax?
We always desire and aim each one a good result or conclusion in our real life story or in other words the Climax in our fictional stories.
Find out here in my Newsletter this week.


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Letter from the editor

What makes a good climax?


I remember that I wrote a Newsletter before wherein it reflects my own opinion regarding the different elements of a Romance Story and my muse motivated me again to write in today's week's Newsletter what makes a good Climax or the resulting part.

By the way, as we all know climax is always important in every story
This is part of a turning point where the conflict is resolved and the characters reach their goal.
It is like a conclusion.

We always find it at the ending part, middle part, and at the beginning part.

If there are no climaxes, that story is just a series of events and it will create boredom for the reader.

Now what makes a good climax or conclusion?

*Tackb* 1. Unbelievable but realistic.- There are climaxes that we encounter which is unbelievable, but it happened so it becomes real.

*Tackb* 2. It reflects strong emotion or a sense of impact to the reader. Climax should become unforgettable when it is read by the reader.

*Tackb* 3. Create a change to the character, where it is based on his/her own choice or decision.

In my real-life work, I always encounter climaxestressor, sometimes I find it in the starting part, sometimes in the middle part, and sometimes at the ending part of my every routine day, In where I conclude that each one is an author of his/her life and even if sometimes it's beyond our control of things that may happen but we will always have the choice to choose and do things that will always have the possibility to choose to create its own good climax of each day.

The decisions or choices that we make today can always affect our tomorrow.*Heart*
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In your own opinion. What makes a good climax?.


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