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6.3 Narrative Writing Pattern Narration is storytelling from the perspective of a narrator, and the story may be true, false, imaginary, or a combination. A narration can be about past, present, or future events, and it can be short or the length of a novel—it is important to note that more complex narrative forms of writing frequently combine a variety of time frames. For the purposes of your own writing, which will usually consist of a short assignment of approximately two to five pages, it is ideal to narrate from the perspective of one time frame. The event, or plot, of the narration may come from your own personal experience, or it may be a hypothetical situation or an event that you imagine. If the assignment states that you can make up a hypothetical or imaginary situation, then that is assumed and is fair to do so in your writing. However, if the assignment calls for a narrative based on something that actually occurred, be sure to select an actual event and stick to the facts of that event in writing your paper. The Purpose of Narrative The purpose of a narrative may be simply to entertain or engage the reader, or the story might have a more specific purpose such as to share a personally significant event or to teach a lesson, or moral. When we tell a story using a narration strategy, we attempt to bring the subject and the events to life for readers so that they can share in the experience and the emotions of the experience. To accomplish this goal, we must make sure to incorporate certain important elements in the narrative. Most of us remember being told stories as children, and we love a good story that holds our interest. We have also probably known someone who is a poor storyteller, who rambles on or gives too much detail, who goes off track, or who ruins the ending. For our narration to have impact, we must tell a story that grabs and holds the audience's attention, provides important and appropriate details, and discusses events in a clear and well-organized sequence. Consider the Audience When you write narrative papers, remember to think about the writing situation and consider the purpose and the audience for your paper. You might be interested in the topic, but is it appropriate for the assignment you have been given and for an academic audience? Also consider aspects of the rhetorical context such as the backgrounds and the attitudes of the audience. Anticipate how the audience is likely to react to your narrative. Will they like or dislike what you write? How do you want them to feel when they have read the story? Answers to these questions can help you determine what to write and how to write it. Develop the Thesis Review Chapter 5 for information on how to construct an effective thesis. Recall that a thesis statement is a claim that the writer must argue and prove over the course of an essay. All good narrations make a point and have a clear purpose. D.

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