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-*Source: [Infographic to estimate how long a story will be. | Patreon](https://www.patreon.com/posts/12561943)*
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-## How Long Will This Story Be?
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-**(L)** - **Length of story.** While not exact, you can make a good guess about the relative length of story.
-**(C)** - **Character.**  Every character can add 500-1000 words to your scene or story.
-**(P)** - **Place.**  Each new location adds an average of 750 words to your scene or story.
-**(M)** - **M.I.C.E. quotient.** This represents the major plot threads. Each one can make your story half again as long.
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-### L = (((C+P)750)\*M)/1.5
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-> [!info]
-> **C+P**
-> - Add your characters and places.
-> - Multiply by 750.
-> - Example: 
-> 	2 Characters + 3 Places = 5
-> 	5\*750 = 3750 words
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-> [!info]
-> **M**
-> - Multiply that total by your number of major plot threads.
-> - Example:
-> 	3750 words x 3 MICE threads = 11250 words
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-> [!info]
-> **1.5**
-> - Divide by 1.5, which represents making the story half again as long, rather than two or three times as long.
-> - Example:
-> 	11250/1.5 = 75000 words
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