Write Your Fucking Novel: Aqua Creations

WRITE
YOUR
FUCKING
NOVEL
Let’s plan
your novel!
Aqua Creations
It’s time to plan your novel…
What’s the title?
What’s it about? Write everything that comes to

your mind. Use the next pages to brain storm. Use
pictures, write names. It’s time to explore and look
for inspirations.
Time to outline: Basic Plot Structure
Exposition: Beginning of the story. Characters and

context are established.
Inciting incident: It’s an event which alters the

character’s life. This events is the ignition of the main
action. The story starts to move.
Rising action: This is the largest part of the story. The

protagonist face different obstacles and conflicts.
Dilemma/ Crisis: The most important part of the story.

It’s an event in whic the protagonist have to make a
decision. This is going to change the story and it will
lead to the end.
Climax: This is the moment we were waiting for! It’s

the highest point of tension. The climax resolves the
conflict of the story. The protagonist can reach or fail
to reach their goal.
Resolution: This is the end of the story. A “new reality”

is established. We learn what happened with the
protagonist. The main problem is resolved.
Time to outline: Basic Plot Structure
- complete with your ideas -
Exposition:
Inciting incident:
Rising action:
Dilemma/ Crisis:
Climax:
Resolution:
Notes
Time to outline: Three -Act Structure
ACT I
Introduction:The hero and the ordinary world is

introduced.
Inciting Incident: A problem disrupts the Hero’s

life and this will start the story.
Immediate reaction: The Hero deals with the Inciting

incident and with its consequence.
Reaction: This is a long - term reaction. We are

starting to understand how the Inc.Inc. affects the
Hero’s Life.
Action: The Hero is going to make a decision that is

going to impact the rest of the story.
Consequence: The result of the Hero’s decision.

ACT I
Pressure:The protagonist starts to feel pressure of their

responsibilities and is stressed.
Pinch: Conflicts and obstacles are appearing. The

protagonist doubts about their decision and doesn’t
know if it was the right one. A plot twist happen!
Push:The protagonist is pushed to a new direction.
ACT II
New world:A new world or situation is presented.
Fun & Games: The protagonist is going to interact

with this new world/ situation. In this part,
relationships are built and more development of your
character is needed.
Old contrast:The protagonist is going to compare the

new world to the old. Things have changed.
ACT II
Build up:The Hero is going to feel motivated to take

matters into their own hands. There‘s a conflict (it may
be internal or external). We are preparing the major
turning point in the story.
Midpoint: The plans of the protagonist are being

complicated and the need to change the course of
events.
Reversal: EVERYTHING CHANGES!
Consequence: The protagonist is going to think about

what has happened.
Trials: The protagonist is taking matters into their

own hands and solves or works around the conflicts
and obstacles.
Dedication: The protagonist is determined to overcome

whatever conflict appears.
ACT III
Calm before the storm: The protagonist finds the

solution but.. there’s always doubts and complications.
Pinch: PLOT TWIST! Everything is worse than ever!
Darkest Point: The protagonist thinks that

everything is lost.
Power within: The protagonist at last find the courage

and the strength to overcome the problem.
Action:Action is taken and the plot twist is solved.

Now the protagonist can focus on the main issue.
Converge: Finally, everything comes together (main

plot, subplots, conflicts) and the BIG EVENT is
imminent.
Battle: The protagonist fights against the villain

and/ or the overall issue.
ACT III
Climax: The protagonist either win o lose. What will

happen?
Resolution: Now, you need to tie up all loose ends.

And the Hero must have change in some way.
ACT I
Introduction:
Inciting Incident:
Immediate reaction:
Reaction:
Action:
Consequence:
ACT I
Pressure:
Pinch:
Push:
ACT II
New world:
Fun & Games:

ACT II
Old contrast:
Build up:
Midpoint:
Reversal:
Consequence:
ACT III
Trials:
Dedication:
Calm before the storm:
Pinch:
Darkest Point:
Power within:
ACT III
Action:
Converge:
Battle:
Climax:
Resolution:
Notes
Notes
It’s time to outline our chapters…
Chapter Plot
Chapter Plot
Chapter Plot
Chapter Plot
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Chapter Plot
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Chapter Plot
Chapter Plot
Chapter Plot
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Chapter Plot
Chapter Plot
Chapter Plot
Chapter Plot
Chapter Plot
Chapter Plot
Chapter Plot
Chapter Plot
Chapter Plot
Notes
Notes
It’s time to create our characters…
Character’s name:
Age: You can put a

picture here.
Role (main, secondary,
supporting):
Occupation:
Family:
Appearance:
Basic need or goal that they want to achieve:

Relationship history:
Flaws:
Strengths:
Personality:
What is important to them?:
What was their childhood like?:

Who are they close to?:
Are they hiding something? (if Yes, say what):
Are there any significant events or situations that

changed their lives?:
Things they love:
Things they hate:
What do they believe in:

Main goal:
Is the character’s backstory relevant to the story? If

it is important, take your time and write about it…
Notes
Character’s name:
Age: You can put a

picture here.
supporting):
Occupation:
Family:
Appearance:

Flaws:
Strengths:
Personality:


Things they love:
Things they hate:

Main goal:

Notes
Character’s name:
Age: You can put a

picture here.
supporting):
Occupation:
Family:
Appearance:

Flaws:
Strengths:
Personality:


Things they love:
Things they hate:

Main goal:

Notes
Character’s name:
Age: You can put a

picture here.
supporting):
Occupation:
Family:
Appearance:

Flaws:
Strengths:
Personality:


Things they love:
Things they hate:

Main goal:

Notes
Character’s name:
Age: You can put a

picture here.
supporting):
Occupation:
Family:
Appearance:

Flaws:
Strengths:
Personality:


Things they love:
Things they hate:

Main goal:

Notes
Character’s name:
Age: You can put a

picture here.
supporting):
Occupation:
Family:
Appearance:

Flaws:
Strengths:
Personality:


Things they love:
Things they hate:

Main goal:

Notes
Character’s name:
Age: You can put a

picture here.
supporting):
Occupation:
Family:
Appearance:

Flaws:
Strengths:
Personality:


Things they love:
Things they hate:

Main goal:

Notes
Character’s name:
Age: You can put a

picture here.
supporting):
Occupation:
Family:
Appearance:

Character’s name:
Age: You can put a

picture here.
supporting):
Occupation:
Family:
Appearance:

Flaws:
Strengths:
Personality:


Things they love:
Things they hate:

Main goal:

Notes
Character’s name:
Age: You can put a

picture here.
supporting):
Occupation:
Family:
Appearance:

Flaws:
Strengths:
Personality:


Things they love:
Things they hate:

Main goal:

Notes
Character’s name:
Age: You can put a

picture here.
supporting):
Occupation:
Family:
Appearance:

Flaws:
Strengths:
Personality:


Things they love:
Things they hate:

Main goal:

Notes
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What’s the title?

What’s it about? Write everything that comes to

Exposition: Beginning of the story. Characters and

Inciting incident: It’s an event which alters the

Rising action: This is the largest part of the story. The

Dilemma/ Crisis: The most important part of the story.

Climax: This is the moment we were waiting for! It’s

Resolution: This is the end of the story. A “new reality”

Introduction:The hero and the ordinary world is

Inciting Incident: A problem disrupts the Hero’s

Immediate reaction: The Hero deals with the Inciting

Reaction: This is a long - term reaction. We are

Action: The Hero is going to make a decision that is

Consequence: The result of the Hero’s decision.

Pressure:The protagonist starts to feel pressure of their

Pinch: Conflicts and obstacles are appearing. The

Push:The protagonist is pushed to a new direction.

New world:A new world or situation is presented.

Fun & Games: The protagonist is going to interact

Old contrast:The protagonist is going to compare the

Build up:The Hero is going to feel motivated to take

Midpoint: The plans of the protagonist are being

Reversal: EVERYTHING CHANGES!

Consequence: The protagonist is going to think about

Trials: The protagonist is taking matters into their

Dedication: The protagonist is determined to overcome

Calm before the storm: The protagonist finds the

Pinch: PLOT TWIST! Everything is worse than ever!

Darkest Point: The protagonist thinks that

Power within: The protagonist at last find the courage

Action:Action is taken and the plot twist is solved.

Converge: Finally, everything comes together (main

Battle: The protagonist fights against the villain

Climax: The protagonist either win o lose. What will

Resolution: Now, you need to tie up all loose ends.

Fun & Games:

Calm before the storm:

Age: You can put a

Basic need or goal that they want to achieve:

What is important to them?:

What was their childhood like?:

Who are they close to?:

Are they hiding something? (if Yes, say what):

Are there any significant events or situations that

Things they love:

Things they hate:

What do they believe in:

Is the character’s backstory relevant to the story? If

Age: You can put a

Basic need or goal that they want to achieve:

What is important to them?:

What was their childhood like?:

Who are they close to?:

Are they hiding something? (if Yes, say what):

Are there any significant events or situations that

Things they love:

Things they hate: