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Narrative Writing

Mind map: Narrative writing
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Narrative Writing
Who is telling the story?
- First person (I)
- Third person (He, she, it)
Plot
- Connection between different events that show cause and effect
- Remember chronology
- Mixing up the events of the story makes it more interesting but it still needs to make sense
- (Start at a) Flashback(s)
- Good for capturing attention of reader
- In the exam make a plan (bullet points) so you don't get lost
Characters
- Have one or two main characters
- Don't have too many
- Only give names to important characters
- Make all characters distinctive
- Physical/personality traits
- Make sure they talk like you want them to
- Have one or two main characters
Setting
- Unusual settings make the story interesting
- Use all five senses to describe the setting
- Don't describe it all at once
Starting the story
- Action
- Speech
- Description of a person or place
Literary devices to use
- Metaphor
- Simile
- Onomatopoeia
- Alleration
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- Mind Map on Narrative Writing, created by amberbob27 on 02/06/2014.
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