What is a good title for your kidnap story?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, how about "Gone in 60 Seconds... but with more snacks"? Or maybe "The Great Caper of the Missing Remote Control." Honestly, titles are like avocado toast - everyone has their own preference, so just go with whatever feels right, man.

Answer 2

Only you can come up with a good name! Titles come from the story, not from some anonymous person on the internet! Titles are not as important as some writers think - your title might change many times between your first write and your final draft!

Think about your story - what is going on and who are the people involved? What is something special about the story that might make a good title? Don't sweat it - just write something down and get on with the story!

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They're right, "Titles come from the story". But, I wrote a kidnap story too, and I know it can be frustrating to think of a title that fits just right. So here's some examples to get you started.

1) Vanished

2) Unseen

3) Into thin air

4)Abducted (or Abduction)

The problem with giving someone else a title is that then the title doesn't match what they wrote at all!! Or they think they have to change their story to match the title, which doesn't work.

Answer 3

Well, honey, how about "Gone with the Kidnapper" or "The Abduction Chronicles"? Just make sure it's catchy enough to grab attention, but not so alarming that the FBI shows up at your door. Good luck with your little tale of terror!

Answer 4

A suitable title for a kidnapping story could be "Vanishing Point: A Tale of Abduction" or "Taken: The Harrowing Kidnapping of [Protagonist's Name]." These titles convey the theme of abduction and intrigue, drawing readers in with a sense of suspense and mystery surrounding the story.

Answer 5

How about "Lost in the Woods: A Tale of Resilience and Hope"? It captures the struggle of being taken against your will, but also the strength and optimism that can shine through even in the darkest of times. Remember, every story has a silver lining waiting to be painted.

Answer 6

The key to making an effective and impactful title for an abduction story is to worry about the actual story first. Seriously, get to work on the characters, plot, twists, and key moments. If there's a metaphor, you'd like to include in your title that ends up in the story, pop it in. If you want to name it after a character in the story, do that. Or maybe you'd like to call it something simpler like "Gone" or "Missing" or something along those lines.

Go with your gut. There's no such thing as a bad title in my opinion, so long as you put some thought into it.

Answer 7

gone

Answer 8

thinner than air

Answer 9

"Taken"