Epics of India

-Having a story with good pacing is essential, don't focus for too long on one story and then go light on details for the following segments because it is noticeable when lack of attention is given to writing. -An ending must also be written after the climax, so that the outcome of the climax can be created and bring closure to the story for readers who are seeking that emotion. -Killing off characters is a solid method to keep readers invested in the plot but characters can't be killed left and right. Important side characters must die at the right moment for maximum emotional response. -Source: Tiny Tales from the Ramayana , by Laura Gibbs Rama departs

 -Stories don't need to be wrapped up in one chapter, plots can be carried over for continuity, similar to the story of Vali Torments Sugriva crossing over into Hanuman Meets Rama. -Third person perspective can be used in different wants, and speaking from the point of view of a character then alternating to an overview helps speed between actions and dialogue -Every short story in Tiny Tales follows the same structure, with the intro outlining the context of the story, dialogue occurring between characters, action being taken, and then either ending with dialogue transitioning into the next story or a statement by the narrator outlining the end. -Stories sourced from Tiny Tales from the Ramayana, by Laura Gibbs. Hanuman with his tail on fire