HOW TO CREATE A SURPRISE
The surprise apple has red tinged flesh. Not to be confused with anothe apple of the same name. In other words, when you order a Surprise apple, you never know which one you will get, so it is always a surprise. Surprises create laughter. Here are two ways to create surprise. The Absurd - what if? What if is a usual way to find a plot for novelists and fiction writers. You can also use it to create humour. This works best if you are creating a fictional scene. You can use it to be serious. For example, you could describe yourself packing every item in your wardrobe What if it rains - I must take an umbrella? What if my plane is diverted to Europe? I must pack Euros. What if Covid-19 keeps me there until next spring? I must pack my ski boots. You then conclude with some sensible advice on packing. Using your packing list from a previous year, The Rule of Three Tell the audience two truthful or serious facts but end with the opposite emotion, or absurb. For example: What...