How do you mention someone in a story?

You can mention someone by simply using their name or a nickname when describing the events or dialogues.

You can mention someone by giving them a unique name or nickname that stands out. Also, describe their appearance or personality traits to make them memorable.

To mention someone in a story, start by giving them a memorable introduction. Maybe describe the first time the main character meets them. Or mention them in a way that builds suspense or curiosity about who they are.

You could simply edit the text and take out any references to that person. It's straightforward if you know exactly where they are mentioned.

You could use indirect references or allusions. For example, describe the effect they have on the environment or other characters without naming them directly.

You could also set the scene in a way that makes it obvious who you mean. Like, 'In the corner of the room sat the person we were all waiting for, their expression stern.'

Sure. Maybe you could hide a character who has a dark past or a secret identity.

Well, you can do it by simply referring to the person's name or nickname in the relevant part of your story. It's that straightforward.

You could start by giving a clear description of the person's appearance and personality. That way, readers can picture them easily.