How does my way of telling stories differ from everyone else's?

Your way of telling a story could differ from normal people in various ways. Maybe you focus more on certain details, use a more vivid language, or have a non-linear narrative structure. It all depends on your creativity and personality.

Perhaps the little girl adds her own innocence. Adults might focus more on the religious teachings or the moral lessons. But the little girl might tell it in a more straightforward and simple way, with a sense of wonder. For example, she might be more excited about the idea of a man being inside a whale.

It could be that they are trying to be helpful or have a different perspective on the story and want to share it. Or perhaps they are being overly critical without realizing it.

Children's version of the Noah story can be quite different from the traditional one. They may add their own little details, like making the ark have special rooms for different types of animals, just for fun. They also might not follow the exact order of events as in the traditional version. And while the traditional version may focus on the religious significance and historical context, children are more likely to tell it as a story about a man, his big boat, and a lot of animals, with a happy ending signified by the rainbow.

In general, women may be more likely to include emotional elements when relaying a story. Men might focus more on the facts or the outcome. For example, a woman might talk about how scared she was during a thunderstorm and how it made her feel close to her family, while a man might just say there was a thunderstorm and they survived it.

Maybe she uses more voices and expressions. Since she's a character full of creativity, she might be more dramatic in her reading compared to others.

A contemporary telling often includes scientific facts. Traditional creation stories were mostly based on religious or cultural beliefs passed down orally or in ancient texts. In contrast, contemporary tellings might incorporate concepts like the origin of the universe from a scientific perspective such as the Big Bang. Also, contemporary versions are more likely to be inclusive of different cultures and religions, whereas traditional ones were often specific to a particular group.

The original Naruto story has characters with distinct and mostly pure bloodlines. In the 'naruto everyone's an hybrid fanfiction', characters are hybrids. So, instead of the typical Uchiha or Senju, we might see a character that's a blend of both. This changes the power dynamics and relationships. In the original, the power of the Sharingan was exclusive to the Uchiha, but in the fanfiction, it could be part of a more complex set of abilities in a hybrid character.

The target audience could also be a point of difference. If other visual novels are aimed at a younger, more casual audience, 'the way visual novel' could be designed for a more mature or hardcore gaming audience. This might be reflected in its deeper storylines, more complex language, and less hand - holding in terms of guiding the player through the game.

King Diamond's storytelling is very theatrical. This influences his music to be very dramatic. The music often has sudden changes in tempo and volume to match the twists and turns in the story. His lyrics are full of details that the music then tries to enhance. So, if he's telling a story about a demon's arrival, the music might build up with a lot of intense guitar riffs and pounding drums.