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Story – “I” Perspective

Create an exciting and interesting story from the first-person perspective that will captivate your readers.

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A story in the I-perspective is a story told from the perspective of a narrator. The narrator is usually the main character of the story and relates the events from his or her personal perspective. A first-person perspective story is good because it’s easy to empathize with the main character. You feel as if you are experiencing the story yourself. There are some good reasons to create a story from the first-person perspective. For one, it’s a very intimate way to tell a story because the reader can experience the protagonist’s thoughts and feelings firsthand. It also makes the author’s job easier, since he doesn’t have to put himself in the shoes of several characters.

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I was a basketball player in college and had always dreamed of turning pro. So when I was selected by the NFL, I was overjoyed. I trained harder than ever to make sure I would be the best player on the field. But then, during a game, I took a leap and came down wrong. I heard my knee crack and immediately knew it was bad. Shortly after, the doctors confirmed my suspicions and told me I could never play again. My career as a football player was over – as was my dream of fame and fortune. I had to come to terms with the fact that I was no longer the man everyone admired. Instead, I had to watch others rise to the top of success – without me. But through it all, I remained strong. I don’t know exactly where I get this strength from – but it’s there. It gives me the energy to get up every day and keep going – despite everything that has happened. Maybe it is this strength that will make the difference in the end?
I was a basketball player in college and had always dreamed of turning pro. So when I was selected by the NFL, I was overjoyed. I trained harder than ever to make sure I would be the best player on the field. But then, during a game, I took a leap and came down wrong. I heard my knee crack and immediately knew it was bad. Shortly after, the doctors confirmed my suspicions and told me that I would never be able to play again. I was devastated. My dream was over. I had to give up my apartment and move back in with my parents. I couldn’t even go outside without people staring at me in pity. But at some point I realized: Yes, my career is over – but that doesn’t mean my life is over! Now I keep myself busy with other things: Meeting friends, having hobbies, having new experiences. And who knows? Maybe someday there will be a possibility for me to return to the basketball court…
I was a basketball player in college and had always dreamed of turning pro. So when I was selected by the NFL, I was overjoyed. I trained harder than ever to make sure I would be the best player on the field. But then, during a game, I took a leap and came down wrong. I heard my knee crack and immediately knew it was bad. Shortly after, the doctors confirmed my suspicions and told me that I would never be able to play again. I was devastated. My dream was over. I had to give up my apartment and move back in with my parents. I couldn’t even go outside without getting pitying looks from other people. But you know what? I’m not letting this setback get me down! I’m still the same person with the same goals and dreams – I’m not letting this injury stop me! Maybe someday I can still work as a coach or in a national basketball league for the disabled? No matter what happens – I always get back up!

How to write a good brief to get the best AI suggestions

Your brief is extremely important so that neuroflash can write high-quality texts for you. The more precise your brief, the better the AI-written texts. Our rule of thumb is: 1-2 precise sentences or 1-3 meaningful and coherent keywords (separated by commas!). You should ask yourself the following questions for a good brief: What makes your product special? Who is it for? What is important information that should be addressed in the AI-written texts?

What will the story be about?

Here you can specify what your story should be about. What is the content? Who are the characters in the story? Where does the story take place? How does it begin and end? Be detailed in your description so that the story you create makes sense.

Intention of the story

Here you specify the intention behind the story. Should the story be encouraging? Should it be a sad story or a funny story? Determine what emotions you want the story to evoke so that it resonates well with readers.

Good Brief Example

Tell a story from the first person perspective about a former successful NFL basketball player. The basketball player had an accident during a game and got injured. Now he can’t play basketball anymore because of his injury and has to look for a new career.

Bad Brief Example

Basketball player

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