Space, click, or arrow keys. —— Next: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/988906378 Previous: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/976280025/ First: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/843320692/ Refs: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/984474494/ —— Adderpaw visits Skyclan (for the first time). —— Cast: - Adderpaw [they/she] (red calico cat with bright yellow eyes) - Cherrypaw [he/him] (light brown cat with teal eyes) - Mistkit (mentioned) [he/him] (very light grey kit with almost white stripes) - ??? [she/her] (brown cat with orange eyes and many scars) - Grayrock [he/him] (gray cat with brown eyes and ear tufts) - Flamestar (mentioned) [he/him] (bright orange cat with darker stripes and yellow eyes) - Cloudshine (mentioned as Cherrypaw’s mentor) [she/her] (grey and white cat with yellow eyes and a scar over her nose) - Hazepaw [she/her] (golden cat with green eyes and a blue ear) - Cedarstripe [he/him] (orange cat with brown stripes and blue eyes) - Ivyfrost [she/her] (purplish calico cat with dull green eyes) - Lionbite [she/her] (large beige and dull red cat with orange/yellow eyes) - Fearcauser [he/him] (Skyclan cat with dark grey fur, folded ears, and yellow eyes) - Crimsonfang [she/her] (Skyclan deputy with very red fur, green eyes, and a torn ear) - Arsenictooth [she/her] (Skyclan cat with white fur and orange stripes and yellow eyes)
The most simple plot structure is “somebody wanted but so then”. You start off with a character, that’s your “somebody”. Then you find their motivation, that’s the “wanted”. The “but” is what is preventing them from getting what they want. “So” is what they do in response to the “but”. Finally, “then” marks the aftermath. For a more complicated plot, have the “so” not work perfectly, causing more “buts”. We’ve had our somebodies. Now we have a wanted and a but. The question is just what the “so” and “then” will be.
