Some common ways to end a story is to end in a resolution or come over a fear. On page 108 it says, "she said to herself, but I cannot I've tried before and failed. You must, said herself back to her" This explains how she's thinking and the way she is trying to come over her own fear.

Some things a writer wants to accomplish in a story's ending is a resolution to a conflict. In this chapter Alyce is having a conflict with herself on page 108, "keep still all of you let me try" said Alyce coming out from behind the ladder she got the woman to her feet and walked her around the room stopping now and then to pour some ale into her." This explains how the author is trying to accomplish her getting over her fears and helping people when in doubt of her abilities.

Cushman begins chapter 16-17 where she sets the scene exploding the moment as a depressed sad scene "One warm evening came a stillness as if the whole world were holding its breath" (Cushman 104).

Many common ways to end a story is to end it on a cliffhanger which leaves the reader curious or leave it on a happy or depressing ending.

You can start a story by describing the characters and the sensory details of the settings. Authors often start stories with vivid descriptions of the setting and characters so the readers know what is happening.

A writer might want to introduce the setting and the characters at the start of a story to set a scene so the reader knows what the scene is like and want to hook the reader into the story so they want to keep reading

Some ways to start a story is to start off with a hook. If you start off with a hook, you can make the reader curious about what comes next after a certain event. You can also start with a character's backstory. The characters backstory can lead into who the character is in modern time, but still doesn't have all of their skills that they learn later on. These two things can be acceptable ways to start off a story.

A writer may want to accomplish writing a hook or a character's backstory. They would probably aim to create and write the setting and characters. They would also have to come up with a plot for their story.

A common way to end a story is to either have a happy ending. This could either mean that the character is currently content. Or will be content later in life. Or a common way to end a story is to have a sad ending. The main character will die or will be defeated by the overall bad guy. These are the 2 most common ways two end the story.

A writer might aim to accomplish a story's ending by telling the reader what happens in the rest of their life. The writer will also try to put the important characters one more time in the story. THe most important thing is to not leave it on a cliffhanger unless their will be a series.

Cushman begins chapter 16 and 17 in a very sad and depressing way. "One warm evening came A stillness as if the whole world were holding its breath". (Cushman 104). cushman wanted it to seem like a sad and gloomy chapter by exploding the moment. "June bursts into bloom daisies, larkspur, meadowsweet and thyme." (Cushman 112). Cushman switches the mood from depressing to very joyful and delightful by exploding the moment.