Can you give some examples of the purpose of reading story?

Sure. One example of the purpose is to create empathy. When we hear about an ordinary man's life, his love, his loss, we can empathize with him. This helps in building a more compassionate society. For instance, a story about an ordinary man who takes care of his sick mother while working two jobs can make us understand the hardships some people face and feel for them.

Sure. In literature, the purpose of an origin story might be to set the stage for a character's development. For example, in 'The Lord of the Rings', Tolkien gives origin stories for Middle - earth and the different races. This helps readers understand the complex world and the relationships between different groups. In business, an origin story can be a marketing tool. A coffee shop might tell the story of how the owner's love for coffee started, which can attract customers who are interested in the passion behind the business.

In literature, not telling a single story can show the complexity of characters. For example, in 'Pride and Prejudice', instead of just showing Mr. Darcy as a proud man, Austen also reveals his kind heart and good intentions gradually. This multi - faceted portrayal is better than a single - story view of him as just a haughty aristocrat.

Stories are also used to train employees. By sharing real - life examples or case studies in a story - like format, it makes the learning process more engaging and helps employees better understand how to handle different situations in the workplace.

Sure. A success story of a fitness guru can inspire others to get fit. Its purpose is to show that with discipline and the right approach, one can transform their body. This encourages people who are struggling with their weight or fitness levels.

In 'Fahrenheit 451', the purpose is to highlight the importance of knowledge and free thought. The dystopian world where books are burned makes us realize how crucial it is to protect intellectual freedom. It's a strong statement against censorship and ignorance. This kind of science fiction makes readers think about the value of the things we often take for granted in our own society.

Emma Watson is also into reading. She might read short stories as part of her promotion of literacy. She is very much interested in books in general, and short stories are no exception. Her influence might encourage her fans to explore short stories as well.

Sure. Malala Yousafzai, who is well - known for her fight for girls' education, reads stories as part of promoting literacy. Actors like Tom Hanks are also known to be readers of stories. He has a great passion for literature and is likely to read various fictional stories. Emma Watson, an actress and a UN Women Goodwill Ambassador, also reads stories, which is in line with her support for educational and cultural causes.

Hermione Granger from the 'Harry Potter' series is often seen reading books. She is a voracious reader and her knowledge gained from books helps her and her friends on many adventures.

Since 'betome' is not a clear word, it's difficult to give exact examples. But if we think it as 'become', we could say that a raccoon in a children's story reads stories of other brave animals and wants to become as brave as them.