English, 23.04.2021 22:40, suiani8

Tall Tale Starter Recipe (name of hero or heroine) was the (describing words like: funniest, area's most courageous, etc ) person in the state of . All over (place) , everyone knew (name) and enjoyed telling then retelling of his/her adventures, of which there were many. One day (name) went to visit (2nd character's name). (2nd character's name) had been having an issue with . (2nd character's name) explained his/her problem. It was as good as solved. Right away, (hero or heroine) . (describe solution) problem was solved, and people in (2nd character's name)'s (place) now had a new tale to tell about (our hero/ heroine). There! You have the bare bones of your story that you can bring home and expand upon. Criteria 5 points You filled out the Tall Tales Starter Recipe to create an exaggerated and amazing story of an amazing magical person. You invented a big problem for them to solve, and came up with a fun and incredible solution for your character's legend.

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