Shorter, please, Imogen.  (points, again, to reply 97)  Your story should ideally be a quick blurb, not a complete plot.  I know this is difficult to grasp since we're all used to doing it the long way, but if you use that two sentence model from the book it may become clearer.<br/><br/>If you want to keep all those extra details handy for your own reference, that's cool.  But what you 'pass' to your guest stars would ideally fit on an index card with room to spare for their additions.  (And frankly, the amount of space provided on the character generation worksheet for each stage is quite limited!  We're all spilling over.)