Can you give some examples of dramatic monologue short stories?

First, create a strong character with a distinct voice. For example, make them have unique speech patterns or accents. Then, give them a clear conflict or situation to talk about. Like a character who lost their job and is now ranting about it.

One good example is 'The Gift of the Magi' by O. Henry. It's a very short yet powerful story. The young couple sacrifices their most precious possessions for each other, creating a dramatic and heart - warming situation.

Most of the time, the speaker in a dramatic monologue is fictional. It's a literary construct that the writer uses to explore various ideas and emotions through a made-up character's perspective.

Sure. 'The last leaf fell. She knew winter had truly arrived.' This is a very short story that conveys a sense of change and realization in just a few words.

Definitely. Classification can be by the use of symbolism. If a short story heavily uses certain symbols, it can be grouped with others that do the same. For example, stories where a red rose is a symbol of love. By the tone as well. A sarcastic - toned short story is different from a sincere - toned one. Also, according to the level of complexity. There are simple short stories that are easy to understand and complex ones that require more in - depth thinking.

Here is a more elaborate short rhyming story. There once was a dog named Bog. He liked to jog in the fog. He found a log and on it did plod. He then saw a frog and gave a big shrug, as the frog was not for a tug.

Sure. One short erratic story could be: A cat suddenly decided to chase its own tail in the middle of the living room, spun around and around until it got dizzy and then just lay down as if nothing had happened. Another could be: A man was walking down the street, saw a bright red balloon floating towards him, and as he reached out to touch it, it popped for no apparent reason.

Yes. 'The Good Samaritan' is a great parable short story. It tells of a man who is robbed and left for dead on the side of the road. A priest and a Levite pass by without helping, but a Samaritan, who was from a group despised by the Jews, stops and takes care of the injured man. This story teaches about kindness and not being prejudiced. Also, 'The Prodigal Son' is a parable. A young man asks for his inheritance early, squanders it, but when he returns home, his father welcomes him back with open arms, showing forgiveness.

Sure. One example could be a story where a student has a shortfall in study materials. He can't afford all the textbooks he needs, so he has to rely on borrowing from the library and sharing with classmates. This shortfall then becomes a challenge he has to overcome to succeed in his studies.

Yes. For example, a chef who accidentally added salt instead of sugar to a cake but managed to turn it into a new and delicious creation is an anecdote short story. Then there's the story of a fisherman who caught a very rare fish and instead of selling it, he released it back into the water. And an anecdote about a group of friends who went camping and had a spooky encounter with what they thought was a ghost in the woods.