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Oct 14, 2020 at 1:17pm
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The Hobbit came first. The Lord of the Rings follows on from it, albeit a goodly number of years later. In the example given, Bilbo stumbles across the ring in The Hobbit where it is not a massive plot point (from what I remember), but it becomes the crux of The Lord of the Rings. That's all the example means. Think about what your plot is. And then write a story that sets up that plot. It may be something subtle (like the LOTR example) or it could be something much more direct and obvious. Hope this helps. |
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Story That Sets Up Plot Question · 10-14-20 11:32am
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by QueenNormaJean snow?forgetit..