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    Narrative and Narration.

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    NARRATIVE AND NARRATION Narrative and narration in films are the way in which the audience follows the plot. The difference between narrative and narration is only really clear when both are understood properly. Narrative is basically the way we see all the events in a film unfold. E.g. 'Blair Witch Project'. A group of film students go into the woods to film a documentary about the myth of the Blair Witch. What we see is the people film everything that they do. We see (in a nutshell) them get

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    Personal Narration

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    or encountered using descriptive language. You usually explain your narration better with description and details which allow the reader to be intrigued as well as understand your story better. Some definitions in a narration are a lot easier to explain because they can be explained in your typical dictionary in other cases you might have to explain in different terms to your reader what you are trying to explain in your narration. Classification comes into place obviously when things need to be categorized

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    Sanderson's Narration

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    Wheel of Time and Mistborn that he just might become my new favorite narrator. He does such a job with differentiating each character that it is easy to tell which is which, a trait that any good narrator should have. I look forward to more of his narration in The Ways of Kings when I begin that series. I love Brandon Sanderson, his Mistborn series has so far been a thrill ride and I’ve loved it every step of the way.

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    Krauss's Narration

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    By employing a haughty, callous tone and through her diction, Krauss characterizes the narrator as an insensitive individual who takes shelter in a cold professional role in order to shield herself from blame. Words like prominent, published, and celebrated establish the portrayal of the narrator as a successful author (Krauss 182). They also suggest an arrogant personality. When she writes, she is brutal, with no care for others’ emotions. Her only care is further success. Only a year after

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    Career Narration

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    Career Narrative The career I have chosen is to be a sports commentator. I’m not certain if that is what I have a passion to do, but it has been a thought. Why I chose this is because I already enjoy to discuss sports.Also,when I see the commentators on television it gives the impression that they are having enjoying themselves just discussing a topic that they take an interest in and are accustomed to.What interests me is that it appears that they are not working

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    The Narration of Wuthering Heights This research paper propose to portray the different forms of narration in Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë. The narrative style that Brontë uses is unique. It includes multiple points of views. The reader is two times away from the events, sometimes three times. In the beginning Lockwood narrates the events in a diary form, then he starts telling the events from Nelly’s point of view. When Nelly’s narration starts as a witness on the events of the past

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    Scout's Narration

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    Throughout this story, the main charter, Scout, is the curious next door neighbor who tries to meet a mysterious Boo Radley who has lived at the end of the block for all of her life. With his rumored town profile, she has high hopes. I predict the kids will not meet Boo because of his locked up life. For years the Radley family had not participated in town events such as going to curch or talking with there other neighbors. So in this small town, rumors start to spread. The author begins to shows

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    While Chopin does alternate between these two styles of narration, the story is mostly told with internal narration, as we are nearly constantly informed of Edna’s frame of mind. For example, when Robert leaves for Mexico, we are given an insight through the use of internal narration as we discover how deeply she misses him, “it was his being, his existence, which dominated her thought, fading sometimes as if it would

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    The thematic narration of the shark theme can be expressed as variation which corresponds to the character development of the shark itself. The theme is recurrence throughout the film and has onset and cessation every time the theme is being played. The purpose of the theme serves to acknowledge the presence of the shark even if we can see it on the screen. It always played after the camera focus underneath or the camera focus on the moving objects above the water. There are several scenes in the

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    Brian S. Ekasala ENC1102-170861 Professor Martin-Buchanan May 29, 2013 Journal Response #2 Retrospective Narration of “Orientation” “Orientation” written by Daniel Orozco (McMahan 454) was to me, mostly a comical read. I have that dark sense of humor I guess. I liked the way the story was presented. By using primarily first person narration, I felt as if I was the one being shown around the office on my first day of work. I found myself conjuring up question after unanswered question as

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