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credibility which makes it more believable and realistic to the readers. For example the line

Have you ever been in a difficult situation where you have to confess, and tell the truth and nothing but the truth. In the story Red kayak Ben DiAngelo and Mrs. DiAngelo, (Ben’s mother), go out kayaking in their red kayak. But it just so happens that Digger ( a kid that hates their guts for buying his grandfather’s farm and changing up the whole area) drills holes through their kayak and they sink. Ben ends up dying but his mother makes it through. Later on the main character Brady, (who baby sat for Ben DiAngelo, and went out to save him and he still died) found out that his two best friends J.T. and Digger were involved in the terrible event/crime, and he had a hard time telling the truth throughout the novel because he was to afraid to turn them in. Realistic fiction is a genre where a novel or story has events that could happen in real life. In order for a story to be considered realistic fiction, it should include the elements of realistic fiction. For example authentic characters are characters that are convincingly developed, multi-dimensional, and show growth over time. Credible events are conflicts or problems that could occur in the real world. Real settings are settings that are vividly portrayed and that could exist in the real world. True-to-life themes are memorable themes that could be applied to one's own life. The last element a realistic fictional story should include is believable dialogue. Believable dialogue contains realistic conversations that help

Orhan Pamuk once said, “The writer's secret is not inspiration - for it is never clear where it comes from - it is his stubbornness, his patience.” The writer’s general purpose is to determine the expertise that he wants to apply in his writing. The writer’s purpose and organization of writing is to persuade, entertain, inform, and draws the reader’s attention to the information. In the same way, the readers’ goals are reading the content, of seeking information, and increasing knowledge through reading. In these three articles, the authors have specific purpose and discipline the specific futures, and the reader's goal is to collect the noteworthy information. The first article, “The Nature of

Despite this story being largely fiction, it is also partly true. In this way, it is hard to determine what details are real in the conventional sense of the word. However, O’Brien tells this story in a way that makes much of it feel real. Most of these characters never truly existed, but because their struggles, faults, and personalities all feel like that of real people, they have the same effect on the reader. Truthfully, it is this concept of “fiction behaving like reality” that makes the messages of all of these stories feel real, and

The fact that I don't hear the word authentic much and not really familiar with the word, but when the word authentic comes up I usually think of me or something relating to me. Now if I was asked the question, ¨what makes an authentic character?¨ I would say a character that people from any generation can relate to. The way they talk, think, reasoning, all of those make it easy for anyone to relate with and make it feel like that character is talking to the reader. “The Catcher in the Rye” by J.D. Salinger Is about a teenage name Holden Caulfield, the main character with problems and decided to leave his dorm to wander in New York city. Holden Caulfield was indeed an authentic character. The way

What makes speculative fiction believable is that it sounds realistic when the author is writing it.

“ Holy shit J.T! You were in on this?” In the book Red Kayak the main character Brady goes through great anxiety when he found out that his best friends were the ones who drilled the holes in the DiAngelo`s ,there neighbor, kayak and killed their only son Ben. They also got accused of 2nd degree murder, which he thought would ruin their friendship. Wow this situation would have been hard, but that is why it is realistic fiction. Realistic fiction is a story that is fake or fiction, but has real or true to life elements. These realistic fiction story elements are elements that make the story seem like it can happen in real life. Some of these elements are credible events, authentic characters, true-to-life themes , real settings, and believable dialogue . The book Red Kayak is an example of realistic fiction, because of it's believable dialogue, credible events, and real settings.

Realistic fiction is a story that can probably happen in the real world. There are five elements of realistic fiction: credible events, authentic characters, real settings, true-to-life themes, and believable dialogue. Red Kayak is an example of realistic fiction because it has real settings, true-to-life themes, and believable dialogue.

Sometimes stories in literature are based on a real life event, other times, these stories are told they are set in some far off world. They can even include outlandish things like magic and time travel. The question is then raised in the reader's mind about whether or not the author actually went to that far off place or witnessed something completely extraordinary. Sadly, the answer in most instances is no or it didn't happen exactly like that. There is also the possibility that the author claims that the fantastical adventure they wrote about did happen, and this causes readers to question the sanity of the author. Cases when the authors write the eccentric version of the story they are placing a higher value on the theme (or the story-truth)

After reading Sartre, I think of authenticity as being able to be ourselves. I am the author of my life because I own each decision taken in life and so through them I am defined because I demonstrate who I am. At least, in a sense that it gets reflected. For instance, the fact that I am studying hard to achieve my goals, gives the impression or authenticity of who I am. However, it does not end there as for me to be authentic, I must do something that others are not. Authenticity is to be defined from the rest, following your own desires to express who you are without being influenced by outside

As a novel is fiction, we know that there are imagination of events and people, which mean those facts are

For the most part, these accounts were factual, but they were also often completely fictionalised to make them more appealing to

Believing in the what the author writes is an important fact for fictional books. Grafton creates well developed characters and places that are believable and real; even if they are complete fiction. Thompson Writing Program at Duke University explains that believing in the author’s world is an important fact (Writing Studio, 2018).

of this fictional characters and portray them often. Or here is another example, after watching the

An Episode in the life of an author by P.Baburaj, Senior Lecturer, Dept of English, Sherubtse College, Bhutan