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Handout - Narr Struc

This document outlines the typical structure for a narrative writing piece, including setting the scene by describing the location, time, and atmosphere. It then suggests introducing up to three characters, their appearance and behavior. A problem or conflict is then created, building tension through dialogue or actions. The climax involves a series of events leading to a crisis. Finally, the resolution describes the outcome and may include an ironic twist.

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Handout - Narr Struc

This document outlines the typical structure for a narrative writing piece, including setting the scene by describing the location, time, and atmosphere. It then suggests introducing up to three characters, their appearance and behavior. A problem or conflict is then created, building tension through dialogue or actions. The climax involves a series of events leading to a crisis. Finally, the resolution describes the outcome and may include an ironic twist.

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Narrative Writing Structure

1. Setting
(Location, surroundings, atmosphere, time of day, week, month, season, weather)

2.

Characters

(Introduce up to three characters by describing their appearance, behaviour and maybe direct speech. Make their relationship clear.)

3.

Problem

(Create a situation requiring decision or discussion. Build up conflict, perhaps using dialogue.)

4.

Climax

(Narrate a series of actions/events, leading to a crisis)

5.

Resolution

(Describe the outcome, which may involve an ironic twist)

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