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Structure For Narrative

The document discusses different types of narrative structures for stories, including linear narratives which tell a chronological story with a beginning, middle, and end. It also describes multi-strand narratives that show multiple character perspectives and restricted narratives that only show one character's perspective. It then explains that the creators of "All Of The Troubles" chose a linear narrative structure for their story, with flashbacks, to show the protagonist receiving news of an illness over the course of her journey.

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Structure For Narrative

The document discusses different types of narrative structures for stories, including linear narratives which tell a chronological story with a beginning, middle, and end. It also describes multi-strand narratives that show multiple character perspectives and restricted narratives that only show one character's perspective. It then explains that the creators of "All Of The Troubles" chose a linear narrative structure for their story, with flashbacks, to show the protagonist receiving news of an illness over the course of her journey.

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Structure for Narrative

All Of The Troubles

Linear narrative- Where


the story is told
chronologically with a
beginning, middle and
end
(Opposite of non-linear
narrative)

Muliti-strand- Narrative
telling a story from more
than one persons point
of view or two stories of
different people that
intertwine

Types of Narrative
structures

Restricted Narrative From


only one characters
perspective. Audience has
access to narrative events,
only seeing what the
character does
(Opposite
of non-restricted
We chose a linear narrative where the story is told in chronological
order,
although we
narrative)
do have flashbacks in between the journey of our protagonist. We show in the
beginning her starting her journey with frequent flashbacks appearing. The middle is
the time where our protagonist receives news of her Illness and the ending is her and
her friend walking into the distance. We chose to do this structure as me and my group
felt it was easier to do when filming with our actors. Its an easy structure to show the
idea of illness and the audience will be able to interpret the narrative themselves.

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