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    After writing my narrative, I feel that I told the story quite well. I believe I did because my personal narrative takes the reader on my journey to reading with confidence. In the text I give the readers insight into why I struggled with reading out loud and how I overcame it. I think that my piece of writing can be improved by creating more descriptive memories. For example, in the first two paragraph I describe my teacher Mrs. Robinson, but I never describe the atmosphere of the classroom…

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    entitled Standout is a prime example of one of Arthur Frank’s narrative forms; quest narrative. A quest narrative comprises illness as a “journey”. In Standout, the reader is taken on a journey of the author’s life (mainly in relation to her career) living with multiple sclerosis (MS). The achievements and success as well as the struggles and barriers that Iezzoni faced throughout her career are displayed in this narrative. However, the establishment of the quest narrative framework of this text…

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    Writers statement My narrative is called Rumours and it’s intended audience is for people aged thirteen and over because of the mild alcohol references used in the story. The purpose of this story is very subtle but is intended to say that people can change no matter what their past was like. I created my narrative the way I did because I wanted it to be relatable to teenagers but still show the difference between bad behaviour and good behaviour. For example, Addison Taylor doing the right…

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    Winter’s Bone by Daniel Woodrell has two narratives: a young woman named Ree Dolly completing a quest to find her Dad and the story of how she shapes her internal desire to save her family. Typically, culture mediates desire in texts, but Winter’s Bone develops a protagonist that goes against societal oppression to fix a situation typical of her culture. The novel avoids the contrived “journey” story by presenting her desires through flashbacks. This narrative technique is chosen to emphasize…

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    Morgue,” places several ideas in juxtaposition with each other in order to make a point. The beginning commentary about several board games and the mental faculties they require, according to narrator, sets the stage for the following murder mystery narrative in the short story. By doing so, Poe is using two seemingly unrelated topics, which could be seen as quite crass in being compared to each other, in order to draw distinctions between several abstract concepts. First off, by interjecting…

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    immerses the reader into the narrative, without giving a setting or narrative voice. Since the voice of the protagonist is absent from the opening it brings into question who the imperative is addressing, and could suggests a possible disassociation of Berg (the protagonist) from himself, or the narrative. The use of adjectives “embalmed” “mummified” before clarifying what the object of these adjectives is, creates a foreboding undertone, , and mystifies the narrative. This choice of adjectives…

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    artistically narrative game by Molleindustria. Although the narration may not be the game’s strongest point, it still plays a significant role in the representation of the game. One of the strong qualities of video games is the ability to give players the power and freedom to affect the story by making intriguing choices. In many of the games, the decisions a player makes could affect the ending in many ways such as providing a different cut-scene compared to other decisions. An example of this…

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    of academic papers have been written on the topic of intertextual connectedness between the two novels from the perspective of literary theory (Alley 2006, Hughes 2004, Schiff 2004, Marcus 2007 a.o). The present paper, however, examines the two narratives from the perspective of (Critical) Discourse Analysis (cf. van Dijk, 1977; Fairclough, 1989, 1992 a.o.) with the help of different automated text-analysis tools. The main purpose of the analysis is to identify those linguistic features that…

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    Laura Mulvaney, in her 1975 article Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema, describes the male gaze as being driven by “ the unconscious of patriarchal society” which is demonstrated through the “sexual differences which controls images, erotic ways of looking and spectacle” (57 Mulvaney). Thus, within film there…

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    were used as metaphors to what is happening in the story or as examples of what a character should be doing. An example of this is when Numskull was killing all the animals in the forest and the animals approach him and tell him a proverb about only tasting his kingdom a bit at a time. They're many examples of imagery in this story an example from the text is the sense of sight and sound as the lion “licked his chops.” This narrative uses many literary techniques to convey the important ideals…

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