n View Assessment x 4 Gemini x Paraphrasing Tool (Ad-f X u ENG 240 Week 2 Reflec X u Assignment Content In = X G how to take a screenshe X S &S e 25 vle.phoenix.edu/ultra/courses/_471348_1/outline/assessment/_45425839_1/overview/attempt/_64074513_1?courseld=_471348_1 Y } o M Gmail [ QuillBot &= University of Phoe... [[Y Blackboard ChatGPT 4 Google Gemini [ Studocu [ Coursehero & SlidesGO / Online Text Correc... | Netflix Hulu P Disney+ @ YouTube ENG/240: Introduction To Creative Writing Wk 2 - Starting Your Draft [due Mon] Assignment Content Details & Information In this assignment, you will create a substantial rough draft of your original short story, due in Week 5, and receive feedback on your Assessment due date use of story elements and techniques. You will use your draft throughout the course as you write and revise. Your goal is to have an 10/29/24, 1:59 AM (CDT) original submission of 1400-1750 words by Week 5. You will need to adjust your draft throughout the course to meet this final word count. The feedback you receive from your faculty member will guide you in your ongoing revision and narrative development as At empts you continue to work on your story throughout the course. Unlimited Compose a 700- to 1,050-word draft of your short story. As you begin writing, consider the audience for which you are creating your work. You should create work that is suitable for an audience of your classmates and faculty member. LE' Or:ginality REF;;I"'; SafeAssign enable: Using \"The 5 Elements of Dramatic Structure: Understanding Freytag's Pyramid\" and \"Capturing the Art of Storytelling: Techniques & Tips\" from the University Library, ensure the following are identified in your draft: Gradin, + Subject matter: The primary subject matter or theme of your short story should be evident in your draft. You may & write in any genre, including action, adventure, mystery, crime, romance, and science fiction. Maximum points 105 points Narrative structure: The narrative structure and sequence, as outlined in Freytag's pyramid, should be evident in your draft. Ensure the conflict and inciting incident are clearly identifiable. + Characters: Introduce the characters who will play substantial roles in your short story. These may change during your revisions but begin with what you know at this point. + Point of view (POV): The point of view should be evident and consistent in your draft. + Additional details: If there are any other specific techniques or aspects you would like your faculty member to focus on when providing feedback, please share those at the end of your draft in a short paragraph. Submit your assignment. @