Do long stories or books always have a plot?

Most of the time, yes. A theme is like a guiding thread that runs through a long story or book, making it coherent and meaningful. It can be something as simple as friendship or as complex as the nature of reality.

Well, it depends. In many cases, pages are designed to convey a story or narrative. But there are also pages that are more focused on presenting facts, instructions, or other types of content that don't fit the traditional idea of a story.

However, some long stories might be too drawn - out or filled with unnecessary details that can make them seem boring. It really depends on the writing style, the theme, and how well the author can hold the reader's attention throughout the long narrative.

Sure, many people do. Everyone has unique experiences and perspectives that can make for great stories.

Short stories don't always have explicit messages. Sometimes they might aim to evoke emotions or provide a glimpse into a unique situation without a deeper underlying meaning.

No. By definition, short stories are short. They are brief literary works that usually focus on a single incident, character, or theme. They are meant to be concise and to the point, unlike novels which are much longer.

Yes, often they do. When a short story has a positive message or does good, like promoting kindness or moral values, it usually has an engaging and good story. This is because the good element is often woven into the plot in an interesting way to convey the message effectively.

No. Sometimes long winded stories are full of interesting details. For instance, a historical long winded story might contain a lot of little - known facts that are fascinating.

Not necessarily. Some novels might focus more on inner thoughts and descriptions rather than explicit scenes.

Not necessarily. Comics can have various themes and tones, like drama, adventure, or mystery, and not just be funny.