It’s not the introduction, it’s the conclusion.

The “what is the purpose of making a reference to the introduction in the conclusion?” question is a common one on the internet. The purpose of the introduction, of course, is to establish the tone of the book and give the reader an entry point to the story (which is essentially a self-help book) so that they can jump in and follow the story. The purpose of the conclusion, however, is to establish that the reader has already followed the story and understand the major plot points.

the conclusion is an opportunity for you to tell your readers that you did indeed read the book. In that way, a reference to the introduction is a way to let your readers know that you have completed the book and have read the rest.

In the olden days, when it was the middle ages, the story was made up right after the end, so that the reader could see where the story was going. That would be pretty stupid, especially if the story was going to be about a man who was trying to be a saint and was about to be executed. When a story is self-contained, it can be much more effective if you know why the author wrote it. This is particularly true in fantasy.

Another way to make the reader think about the story is to begin the chapter with a reference to the beginning. In the olden days, the story-teller might say, “In the beginning, there was the king and the queen and the rest of the nobility and everyone lived happily ever after.” The reader would think, “Oh, right.

The same thing happens with the other two chapters. In the first chapter the author uses a reference to the beginning of the story, and then he is shown off in the world of fantasy. When the author starts the story in fantasy, the reader will be confronted by a different story. The protagonist is the first person to read the story, and she has read the book.

The other thing is that in the second chapter, the reader can’t be sure if they are the protagonist or the main character of the story. They have to ask themselves whether this is actually the author or the main character of the story. The first person to read the story is the protagonist, the second is the main character. The first person to read the story is the main character, the second is the protagonist.

The reason is that the author of the story is the protagonist, and the reader is the second person. The author is the protagonist, the reader is the second. The reader is the protagonist, the author is the main character.

I know that this might seem like a silly question, but the purpose of the “introduction” at the end of a story is to introduce the main character, and the reader is the second. The reader is the main character. The author is the protagonist, and the reader is the second. The reader is the protagonist. The author is the protagonist, the reader is the main character.

The author is the protagonist, and the reader is the protagonist. The author is the protagonist, and the reader is the main character. The author is the protagonist, the reader is the main character. The author is the protagonist, the reader is the main character. The author is the protagonist, the reader is the main character. The author is the protagonist, the reader is the main character. The author is the protagonist, the reader is the main character.