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She walked a corner of a fuzzy familiar stone. Light shone faintly off the torch. Harmful fog is pressed against the window glass like toxic gas. Emory frowned his eye on a helmet. Oh, Merlin, where am I now? I thought that she was dismayed. That girl knew that it was not my hotel, not my room. She looked down on herself, still wearing a small navy vest and saw that she was sweating and sleeping. Emory strangely stared at her hand.

Every story is not a wonderful story. A wonderful story must have a high story quality. You can rate your story by asking the following question: Is your story worth talking about? Does it have a beginning, middle part, and a resolution? Is the story itself interesting, realistic and involved? Does the character of the story have consideration? Are there meaningful tasks, obstacles, conflicts, and tensions? Are you surprised? Would you like to develop an unforgettable visual image? Is enough detail to cause the uplift of goose?

Storytelling is an ancient craft and an important process that makes us part of an attractive pedigree. Carl John said: "The reason for the evil of the world is that people can not tell their story." He is right. The story makes us sympathize. The story regards us as a human being. They add value to our lives. They gave us sympathy. They gave us courage. So, this is my short version, I have never told such a group before. A few weeks after winning the best award in Washington during my teen years my mother suddenly died of cancer. This is devastating. I was studying abroad as a scholarship at a university in New York, but I lived in Oregon. I am working through various internships, unusual work and babysitters at school.

I edited these stories manually, which was a hard work. During that week, I visited all the popular story pages since 10th September 2014 (the most hot stories then debuted). In order to find a previous story, I mined an archive published using Wayback Machine and got an old copy of a medium page. As of September 10, 2014, the scraper browses each popular storyline page and puts the story you saw into Python's dictionary. After that, the dictionaries are sorted, and each story is written to the JSON file based on the number of messages received. (Applause is intermediate level equivalent to "like" or "high score", and readers can encourage up to 50 stories.)