Forms and Features of a Narrative (1 Viewer)

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does anyway one have a list or something of all the features and forms of a narrative?

and possibly other texts?

i can think of a few... but that is about it.


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glimmerless said:
does anyway one have a list or something of all the features and forms of a narrative?

and possibly other texts?

i can think of a few... but that is about it.


thanks
key features (over-simplified but easy to understand version)

> orientation: sets the scene and introduces characters

> complication: a problem arises, usually a problem for the good-natured protagonist

> series of events: the problem attempts to be resolved and the story develops

> climax: the emotional, heightened, crux of the story - maybe a death or sad predicament or overwhelming good event occurs - whatever seems well, climatic

> resolution: the problem is resolved - not always in the correct way but the problem at least subsides...
 

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bored of sc said:
key features (over-simplified but easy to understand version)

> orientation: sets the scene and introduces characters

> complication: a problem arises, usually a problem for the good-natured protagonist

> series of events: the problem attempts to be resolved and the story develops

> climax: the emotional, heightened, crux of the story - maybe a death or sad predicament or overwhelming good event occurs - whatever seems well, climatic

> resolution: the problem is resolved - not always in the correct way but the problem at least subsides...
You may also have an epilogue which describes the fate of the characters some time after the event has been concluded.
 

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