The Unseen Author Name: Abdul Majid OUTLINE TABLE OF CONTENT I. Introduction Briefly introduce the main characters and setting of the story Introduce the main conflict or problem that will drive the story II. Rising Action Introduce and develop the supernatural element that is causing the conflict Show how the main characters begin to notice and experience strange occurrences that they can't explain Build tension and suspense as the characters try to understand and deal with the unseen presence III. Climax- Reach a turning point where the main characters are forced to confront the unseen presence head on Show the consequences of the character's actions and the impact on the story IV. Falling Action Show the aftermath of the confrontation and how the characters deal with the consequences Resolve any remaining plot points and tie up loose ends V. Conclusion Summarize the main events of the story and provide a sense of resolution Leave readers with something to think about or a final twist that will leave them wanting more. Briefly introduce the main characters and setting of the story In "The Unseen" the main characters are: Emma: A young woman who moves into a new house with her husband and children. Emma is the protagonist and the one who first notices the strange occurrences happening in the house. Jack: Emma's husband, he is a hardworking man and a caring father. He tries to dismiss Emma's concerns about the house as her imagination. Lily: Emma and Jack's daughter, she is a curious and imaginative child who starts to see things that others can't. Max: Emma and Jack's son, he is a precocious child who is not easily scared. The setting of the story is a small town in the countryside, where Emma and her family move into a big old house that has been vacant for many years. The house is a traditional style, with dark wooden floors and high ceilings, it has a certain eerie feeling from the start. As the story progresses, the house becomes one of the main characters, as the supernatural elements that drive the story are closely tied to it. As the story unfolds, the characters will explore the house and the surrounding woods, and will uncover secrets and stories that are connected to the house's past. Introduce the main conflict or problem that will drive the story The main conflict or problem that drives the story in "The Unseen" is the presence of a supernatural force that is haunting the house and tormenting Emma and her family. The conflict starts as soon as Emma and her family move into the house, where Emma begins to notice strange occurrences, such as strange noises, fleeting shadows, and a sense of being watched. As the story progresses, the supernatural presence becomes more and more aggressive and the occurrences become more frequent and intense. The unseen force starts to affect the family's daily life and well-being, causing Emma to become increasingly anxious and paranoid. The main conflict is Emma's struggle to protect her family and uncover the truth behind the supernatural presence that is tormenting them. Emma faces the challenge of convincing her skeptical husband and friends that something is truly wrong with the house, while also dealing with her own doubts and fears. As the story unfolds, Emma and her family will have to face the truth of the house's past and the tragic events that happened there. They will have to confront the dark forces that are haunting the house and put an end to the torment that they've been subjected to. As Emma begins to investigate the occurrences, she discovers that the house has a dark history. The previous owners of the house, who lived there during the 1920s, were members of a secret cult that practiced dark rituals. Emma starts to suspect that the supernatural presence is connected to the cult and its rituals and that the spirit of one of the cult members is still haunting the house. The conflict also involves Emma's struggle with her own beliefs and fears. As she delves deeper into the mystery of the house, she starts to question her own sanity and whether the occurrences are real or just figments of her imagination. Emma must overcome her fears and doubts in order to find the truth and save her family from the unseen force. As the family faces the unseen force, they also have to deal with the isolation of living in a small town where people are skeptical of the supernatural. Emma tries to find allies, but most of the people in the town brush her off, thinking that she is imagining things. Emma and her family have to fend for themselves and find a way to stop the unseen force that is tormenting them. In conclusion, the main conflict in "The Unseen" is the presence of a supernatural force that is tormenting Emma and her family and the struggle to uncover the truth behind it and put an end to the torment they are subjected to. The conflict also involves Emma's struggle with her own beliefs and fears, and with the isolation of living in a small town where people are skeptical of the supernatural. Introduce and develop the supernatural element that is causing the conflict In "The Unseen", the supernatural element that is causing the conflict is the spirit of a member of a secret cult who used to live in the house during the 1920s. This spirit has been haunting the house and tormenting Emma and her family since they moved in. The cult, which was active in the 1920s, was known for practicing dark rituals and sacrifices. The cult member in question was deeply involved in the cult's activities and was said to have a powerful connection to the supernatural. After the cult was disbanded, the member who is haunting the house was said to have died under mysterious circumstances and his spirit is believed to have remained trapped in the house. As Emma begins to notice strange occurrences in the house, she starts to suspect that the spirit of the cult member is behind it. She discovers clues about the cult and its rituals and begins to piece together the truth about the house's past. Emma finds old journals and photographs that reveal the cult member's name and starts to investigate his life and the events that led to his death. The supernatural element is developed throughout the story as Emma and her family start to experience more intense and frequent occurrences, such as strange noises, fleeting shadows, and a sense of being watched. The spirit starts to affect the family's daily life and well-being, causing Emma to become increasingly anxious and paranoid. The spirit also begins to target Emma's children, Lily and Max, as it sees them as potential sacrifices. As the story progresses, the supernatural element becomes more and more aggressive, and Emma and her family must find a way to stop the spirit and put an end to the torment they are subjected to. As the story unfolds, Emma discovers that the spirit of the cult member is not only haunting the house, but also the surrounding woods. The spirit is able to manipulate the environment and the natural elements, such as the wind, the rain, and the animals. Emma begins to see that the spirit has a powerful and malevolent energy and that it is determined to achieve its goals. The spirit's presence becomes more and more overwhelming as it starts to appear in Emma's dreams and nightmares, tormenting her with visions of the cult's rituals and sacrifices. Emma starts to feel that the spirit is trying to communicate with her and reveal the truth about the house's past. As Emma delves deeper into the mystery of the house, she discovers that the spirit is not just a random haunting, but rather a powerful and malevolent entity that is seeking to return to the physical world. The spirit wants to use Emma and her family as a means to return to the physical world, and it starts to manipulate Emma's mind and emotions in order to achieve its goals. The supernatural element is revealed as a powerful and malevolent force that is seeking to return to the physical world through Emma and her family. Emma and her family have to find a way to stop the spirit and put an end to the torment they are subjected to before it's too late. Show how the main characters begin to notice and experience strange occurrences that they can't explain In "The Unseen," Emma, Jack, Lily, and Max begin to notice and experience strange occurrences as soon as they move into the house. Emma is the first to notice that something is not right with the house. She starts to hear strange noises, such as footsteps and whispers that seem to come from nowhere. She also starts to feel a sense of being watched and a feeling of dread in certain parts of the house. Jack, Emma's husband, tries to dismiss Emma's concerns as her imagination and tells her that it's just the house settling. However, as the occurrences become more frequent and intense, he starts to notice them as well. He starts to hear the same strange noises and sees shadows moving in the corners of his eyes. Lily, Emma, and Jack's daughter, is the first of the children to notice the strange occurrences. She starts to see things that others can't, such as ghostly figures and strange shadows. She becomes increasingly scared and starts to have nightmares about the house. Max, Emma, and Jack's son, is not easily scared and at first, he does not believe in the supernatur画面が切り替わりますので、しばらくお待ち下さい。 ※ご購入は、楽天kobo商品ページからお願いします。 ※切り替わらない場合は、こちら をクリックして下さい。 ※このページからは注文できません。
