Here are the questions you'll need to ask the author of the story you just read:
1. Did you mean for your story to imitate / describe something that happened in real life, or did you want to write about a topic and create a story that caused readers to think about that topic?
2. Is your story a tragedy or a comedy? How would it be different if you had chosen the other path?
3. Did you intend for your characters to be better than real people, worse than real people, or about the same as real people?
4. How did you come up with the plot?
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