NaNoWriMo One More Time

Setting

This would be where it takes place, be it a school, a house, a city, an imaginary world, etc.

The Apartment
The apartment is located in the popular London borough of Camden, one of the five main business districts in the capital. On the surface, Thomas's apartment is like that of any other twenty-four year old. In his bedroom, dirty clothes were shoved into one of the corner, the perfectly good laundry basket already overflowing. A large plasma television dominates the living room, the threadbare second hand sofa carefully positioned to have the optimum view of the screen.

Though if one were able fight the urge to quickly leave the seemingly filth-ridden apartment they might notice that it was as if the occupier was hiding his true self amongst the mess. Stuck randomly between a collection of movie posters on the bedroom wall were at least thirty small newspaper clippings, the majority of which covering small crime stories and events of local interest. In the kitchen, long-life items filled most of the cupboard space with the fridge holding only a very small amount of fresh food.

The Children’s Home
Bawn Hill children’s home is set over three floors and with rooms available for only thirteen children at a time, is considered to be relatively small compared to fellow establishments across the country.

Word Count | 203/1000

Main Character

This would be your main protagonist. What do they look like, where did they come from, what are their strengths and weaknesses and what are their flaws. Why are they in this story and what do you want them to gain from their adventure.

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Main Plot

Talk about the main story itself. What are they doing? Is this a journey, a coming of age experience, a battle against a terrifying nemesis, etc. Consider doing this in an outline format to make things more organized.

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Subplots

Other important and relevant stories that are ongoing but are not a part of the main story. Love interests or dealing with a school bully/rival are a few examples of this. Again, consider writing this in an outline format to make things more organized for yourself.

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Secondary Characters

Who are they? What is their relationship to the main character? No story is ever only about one character, there's a whole world full of people around your protagonist! Think about why they are important and what their function in the story is.

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