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    perfectly know and can imagine certain situation from the plot. The most popular used metaphor of describing realist novels is ‘the mirror of reality’. Readers see reality in novels through certain conventions‚ namely the tools of narration‚ for example third person omniscient narrator‚ this kind of narrator is sort of God-like‚ all-knowing narrator. It also should be objective and invisible. Nest convention is how characters are described‚ namely as round characters‚ more complexity is shown. Also language

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    of "narrative"‚ but can also be used to refer to the sequence of events described in a narrative. A narrative can also be told by a character within a larger narrative. An important part of narration is the narrative mode‚ the set of methods used to communicate the narrative through a process called narration. Stories are an important aspect of culture. Many works of art and most works of literature‚ tell stories; indeed‚ most of the humanities involve stories. When we think of narratives‚ we

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    Death who tells the story of Liesel Meminger. The reader can learn a lot about Death through his narration. Consequently this essay focuses on the question: what effect may Death’s narration in The Book Thief have on the reader and what does the reader learn about Death? Death is a metafictional and omniscient narrator who sometimes speaks in first person. The different styles make up a freestyle narration‚ which is unique. The metafictional narrative catches the reader’s attention since it directly

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    apparently muffled reverberation” (Poe 700). While the narrator is not omniscient‚ he has no idea that this sound is the Roderick’s ‘dead’ sister who was buried alive. “The Fall of the House of Usher” is filled with many wonderful firs-had descriptions that would have been lost if the third person was used. Descriptions such as “the gray sledge‚ the ghastly tree limbs‚ and the eye-like windows” (Poe 689). First-hand narration allows the narrator to enhance his usage of descriptions by allowing us

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    number of ways. There is much debate over who the voice is. One might argue it is the consistent and overarching voice of an omniscient narrator who can relate to the plot as a whole‚ moving back and forth with temporal autonomy between present time and future. This corresponds to the narrator’s heavy use of prolepsis in the novel. Others may argue that much of the narration seems to be filtered through Sandy’s perception‚ especially as we come

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    Bottom. Morrison presents the novel from the perspective of an omniscient narrator -- one who knows all the characters’ thoughts and feelings. An omniscient narrator usually puts the reader in the position of someone viewing a conventional portrait or landscape rather than a collage. (In such situations‚ the viewer can perceive the unity of the whole work with only a glance.) To create the collage-like effect of Sula‚ the omniscient narrator never reveals the thoughts of all the characters at one

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    FMS 100 Midterm Review You should be familiar with the plots of all the films we watched in class. You should also be familiar with the main ideas from The Cutting Edge documentary. Moreover‚ anything discussed in class in the lectures could be on exam. You will have to answer 50 multiple choice items. Review Chapter 1: Looking at Movies Cinematic Language: The accepted systems‚ methods‚ or customs by which movies communicate. Cinematic conventions are flexible; they are not “rules”.

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    Assignment 1 – Narrative Report Story and Plot In a narrative film‚ a plot is considered all visible and audible elements present in a film‚ in essence the film in its entirety including nondiegetic images. In The Wizard of Oz‚ the plot begins with Dorothy (Judy Garland)‚ a young farm girl from Kansas who dreams of escaping to ‘somewhere over the rainbow’ without troubles and torment for her dog Toto from a horrible neighbour Miss Gulch (Margaret Hamilton). During a tornado she is hit on the head

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    her society‚ and makes an astute social commentary of the role of education. Lady Catherine de Bourgh‚ although seen as the most prominent in the social hierarchy‚ proves to be the most uncouth and brash in her manner with others. Through omniscient narration‚ Austen tells of Lady Catherine’s personality. ‘There was little to be done but to hear Lady Catherine talk… and delivering her opinion on every subject in so decisive a manner as proved that she was not to have her judgement controverted

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    opinion he is the most important character in the novel as I lay dying. First of all its important to say that Darl highlights as a narrator among the other narrators of the story‚ because the way he speaks‚ his descriptions‚ and he rules as a kind of omniscient narrator because he knew things that were imposible to know for every character. We are going to speak about the following: First of all ‚ he knew secrets about some of his siblings‚ for example Jewell‚ Darl asks Jewell about his real father ‚

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