Yoeri Jonker
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There’s a blueprint to a successful story. While most of you may not have noticed, it’s been the base of stories like “Star Wars”, “Lord Of The Rings” and “Harry Potter”. See, writing stories is like making a cocktail: You can’t make a Margarita without the salt, nor can you make a Mojito without white sugar.
So what are the ingredients to this cocktail of epicness? Well first of all, you take a young male protagonist, preferably an orphan living with a relative. You’ve seen this from Luke Skywalker, who’s living with his uncle and aunt. Same goes for Harry Potter and Frodo Baggins. Typically, Harry Potter is the only one who actually dislikes the person he lives with, but this is because of the two worlds he’s living in. The readers want Harry to stay in the wizardry world, since in the muggles world Harry is bullied....
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