What are some elements that make an alcohol story the best?

Surprise is a big one. For example, when someone expects a certain taste of an alcohol but gets something completely different and makes a funny face. Another is when people do stupid things while drunk like trying to dance in a really clumsy way.

One main element is the setting, like a bar or a party. Another is the character who drinks alcohol. For example, in many stories it's a stressed - out worker. And the alcohol itself, whether it's beer, wine or spirits, is also important as it often drives the mood or action.

A compelling plot with unexpected twists and turns is key. Strong, relatable characters and a unique setting also help.

A bit of humor always helps. Like if you trip in a really clumsy way but then laugh about it and it leads to a positive outcome such as making new friends who saw you trip. Also, the location matters. Tripping in an exotic or beautiful place like a rainforest or an ancient city can make for a great story. You can describe the unique scenery and how the tripping incident became part of that adventure.

Surprise is a key element. For example, if two people meet in a very unexpected place like on a deserted island, that's really surprising. It makes the coincidence story stand out.

Surprises can make a blizzard story the best. Imagine you thought you had enough supplies for the blizzard but then you run out of firewood. And just when you start to worry, you find a hidden stash of wood in your attic. These unexpected twists and turns, along with the unique backdrop of a blizzard, can create a really memorable story.

Well, one element could be clear communication between the participants. In a great BDSM story, both parties know their limits and desires beforehand. This allows for a safe and consensual experience.

Humor is a key element. Deadpool's sarcastic and often inappropriate jokes are what set his stories apart. For example, in 'Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe', his dark humor while taking on the big - name Marvel characters is both shocking and funny.

A great short story often has a theme that makes the reader think. Take 'Harrison Bergeron' by Kurt Vonnegut. The theme of equality taken to an extreme in a dystopian society where everyone is made equal by handicapping the more intelligent or talented is really thought - provoking. It makes the readers question the concept of equality and the cost of achieving it.

Surprise elements can make a festival story great. For example, at a local harvest festival, I expected the usual food and games. But suddenly, there was a flash mob of dancers in traditional costumes. It made the whole event more exciting.