(TRANSFORMATION) x BEGINNING (THE CALL): PROBLEM: MORE TENSION: TENSION: SOLUTION: END: VIRTUAL PORTRAIT of a STORY By Brett Dillingham & Jason Ohler Howie.

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(TRANSFORMATION) x BEGINNING (THE CALL): PROBLEM: MORE TENSION: TENSION: SOLUTION: END: VIRTUAL PORTRAIT of a STORY By Brett Dillingham & Jason Ohler Howie wants to be more than friends with Bonnie. He’s afraid to tell her how he feels. She has a boyfriend. Writes a song for her. She gives it to her boyfriend to listen to. Dexter comments on his song. Can’t afford a real rose. Buys plastic. Summons courage to tell her that he “likes” her. They walk to school holding hands. Howie learns that even close friends can’t read your mind. You need to tell them how you feel about them.

STORY TREE SOLUTION: PROBLEM: STONE: 1.PUT YOUR CHARACTER UP A TREE. 2.THROW STONES AT HIM. 3.GET HIM DOWN. 1.PUT YOUR CHARACTER UP A TREE. 2.THROW STONES AT HIM. 3.GET HIM DOWN. Howie is afraid to tell his close friend that he wants to be more than friends. She has a boyfriend. Writes a song for her. She gives it to her boyfriend to listen to. Makes her a lunch and gives her a plastic rose. Tells her how he feels. Turns out, she didn’t know he wanted to be more than friends.

STORY TREE SOLUTION: PROBLEM: STONE: 1.PUT YOUR CHARACTER UP A TREE. 2.THROW STONES AT HIM. 3.GET HIM DOWN. 1.PUT YOUR CHARACTER UP A TREE. 2.THROW STONES AT HIM. 3.GET HIM DOWN. Student wants to secretly give a note to a person asking them to an up-coming dance. Student can’t find the right words to write in the note / . Puts the note in the wrong locker / school bag / desk. Student tries to get the note back, but it’s too late. Other student finds the note. Reads it and is excited to go to the dance. Alternate ending: student rejects the invite to the dance BUT there’s another student who sees this and ASKS that student to the dance.