: I want the protagonist to win, but the antagonist is overpowered I am writing a story about a normal teenager who is suddenly transported to this world that will soon be attacked by a powerful

I am writing a story about a normal teenager who is suddenly transported to this world that will soon be attacked by a powerful enemy overlord that rarely shows himself. I would like the protagonist to win, but since the overlord is so strong I am unsure where to begin. It is supposed to end off on a good note, but now I am debating to kill off the protag at the end of the story, which I do not want to do. Do I need to re-write the story to change the outcome?

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: Is there a way to make MS Word or LO Writer to automatically indent paragraphs in a section except for the first paragraph? I would like to make a style in MS Word or LO Writer that will

: How to present a 1st-person Narrator with a 3rd-person account of the same incident I am writing a Historic Fiction novel. The story is being narrated by someone. The entire story is from the

: Correctly phrasing a sentence containing "along with" followed by a list I have the following sentence structure and I am wondering about the best way to phrase it: "Along with A, B, C

: How to make "new apprentice" type info-dump less boring I'm writing a story wherein a teenager X gets suddenly and involuntarily enlisted in an sci-fi army. I need to explain certain technology

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