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relatable and somewhat likable

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consistent, if a story only has a good hook and climax it can feel dull or repetitive

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interesting and all should have different personalities.

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the character should be themselves

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Well developed, if a cast has undeveloped characters, it can break a reader's immersion and take away from the likability/relatability of a story.

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interesting & unique

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Characters should always stand up for their values and be enthusiastic 

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Characters should always stand up for their values and be enthusiastic 

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something clever with a large plot twist near the end.

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they should be caring and kind

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not a cliffhanger because those are boring, overused, and confusing. The ending should be clear and left to satisfy the reader with the closing of a story and not left for the reader to question the story.

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They should be interesting, relatable, and unique.

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engaging and well detailed

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Well-written with in-depth stories

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attractive

ex twilight

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in a city

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Right now, the best book I've read so far is The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath

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preferably different locations maybe a batcave, maybe a metropolitan city, maybe Europe , everywhere

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preferably different locations maybe a batcave, maybe a metropolitan city, maybe Europe , everywhere

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the plot should have deception plot twists and foreshadowing

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They should be understandable and have character development 

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They should be understandable and have character development 

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Well made enough to either give the reader closure, or leave them thinking about the possibilities of what happened, without confusion

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very confusing and dark as it should baffle or surprise the reader

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very confusing and dark as it should baffle or surprise the reader

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Relatable and adventurous

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Consistent, engaging, and unique

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should grow a sort of connection with character

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something horrific happening that leaves everyone with a different ending/understanding/an ending open to interpretation.

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should have details on where the characters are and details of what they feel and see.

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the plot should consist of a good hook maybe a betrayal compassion and empathy

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somewhere where the reader could relate to/a big city like San Francisco, New York, Chicago, etc...

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Clear and detailed to help immerse readers

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Something realistic, but should still participate in environmental storytelling, such as a dystopian story taking place in a walled metropolis.

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Life changing with a consistent flow to the storyline

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Standout against other characters and have layers to their personality

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well developed relatable with some sort of trauma

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should have good hooks, twists, cliffhangers, and be consistent

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I like mysteries like twilight

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somwhere meaningful to the story

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They should be interesting and keep the readers attention.

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should be where they first started and maybe in different places depending on the storyline.

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should match the story and sort of vibe that you are trying to give off

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a place that isn't fictional

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setting should compliment the characters

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If the author wants a clear resolution, the ending should be well-written with a good amount of detail as to not leave the readers confused.

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relatable and have different personalities 

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relatable and have different personalities 

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Captivating enough so the reader can follow along, but not so fast/a lot of information so that the reader cannot keep up

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thy plot shall attract they attention and shell shock readers

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thy plot shall attract they attention and shell shock readers

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They should be likable and pursuing something cool

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Detailed so the reader can understand or relate to whats going on, foreshadowed, or have plot twists, and understandable.

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bananas

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Characters should be believable in their motivations & actions.

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the ending should be realistic and not a happy ending because there's too much of those

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The ending should satisfy readers unless you are making a second book

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centered around the main character. it wouldn't make sense if there were a fish in the desert.

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Attention-grabbing with lots of conflict and twists

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The main life changing lesson they learned along the way

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the setting should complement the character whether it be scary romantic or a comedy it depends on what the writer is writing

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The marvel series

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The plot should have a strong start and consist of good characters and a good adventure. It should also end as strong as it started.

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Silence of the Lambs (1991 Film)

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Hamilton and Wicked

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maybe back to where they started and shouldn't be confusing. The storyline changes but is completed and the characters finally solve what they want.

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A plot should be consistent and not have have many plot holes

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Something unique, something that people could resonate with, interesting, and should have various settings.

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Somewhere that contributes to the story slightly, very detailed

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Interesting, thought-provoking, or exciting- all depends on the plot, storyline, and conflict.

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the end should be a sad/happy/compassion one because that way the reader is in a mix of emotion

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Should be somewhere the author has a connection too.

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should expose emotions and responses from the characters to show their growth example twilighahhhhh

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they don't love me like I love you

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Open ended; left up to the reader/audience to decipher/assume

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satisfying with a resolution to all the side stories and the main one

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right now its a dogs way home or a dogs purpose

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diary of the wimpy kid (Rodrick rules)

Matilda

White chicks

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The ending should be thought out and resolve the issue that they worked through throughout the story.

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Tied to the plot make the setting its own character makes is a place someone would only see in their dreams.

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leaving the rancho on a horse and never coming back but making the people think your ghost is present in the rancho 

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leaving the rancho on a horse and never coming back but making the people think your ghost is present in the rancho 

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Welcome to the Monkey House by Kurt Vonnegut

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able to tie everything together in a nice little bow.

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marvel avengers end game

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I would say the story of Robe Hood this story has bean told over & over again in many different media.

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fruitvale station the best movie !!!!!

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Foreshadowed so that the reader could leave off on a good note, how they expected it, or with a plot twist, if you leave it off on a cliff hanger then at some point there should be a resolution in the next story, a lot of the time it's very annoying but at the same time, they can be good because it keeps the reader wondering and curious to what happens next.

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2018 Halloween

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The characters should be funny

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The ending/resolution should be emotionally satisfying.

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What is the best story of all time? (book, series, short story, movie, podcast, comic, play/musical, etc.)

For me this is the best series.