Requirements

• Write methods to select random words using Math.random() and conditionals

• Have a storyteller put them together in a mad-lib style story for the user

Part A - Planning

• • Design a story you would like to tell.  It should be pretty short - a sentence or two.

    • Feel free to retheme this!  It could be a dinner-suggestion application, a program to describe a weird piece of art, or a D&D Character Concept Generator.

  • Your story must have at least five different elements that vary, each with at least five different choices.  For example:

    • Example #1:

      1. [Actor] [actioned] [emotioning] the [adjective] and [adjective] [danger].

         1. "I ran far away, fearing the terrifying and capricious swarm of bees."

         2. "Vladimir danced the night away, honoring the mighty and majestic axe-murderer."

    • Example #2

      1. [Name] grew up in [modest location], but always dreamt of becoming a [job] in the [dramatic location]... If only they could overcome their struggle with [obstacle].

         1. Jon Snow grew up in The Shire, but always dreamt of becoming a jedi in New York City.  If only they could overcome their struggle with tax evasion."

         2. "Dora the Explorer grew up in a small town, but always dreamt of becoming a sous-chef in Gondor.  If only they could overcome their struggle with restless leg syndrome."

  • Calling a method twice does not count as an extra element - you still need five different random things.

  • If you are clever, you can find a way to store data to match a pronoun to a name.  This is an optional challenge!  If not,it's acceptable to use a gender-neutral pronoun or repeat the name.

  • At this stage, you'll rewrite the sample sentence in Main to match your story.  Rename the two partially-written methods to fit accordingly.