Do You Know What Needs To Be In A Narrative ?

Features of a Narrative :

1. When we write a narrative, we first of all start by planning our writing: Planning

our writing is when we plan what are focus is going to be or what the subject will be.

Part of planning is what each paragraph will be focused on and organizing what you

will be writing about that paragraph so you wouldn't have to repeat it.

1. Second of all, we prepare ourselves to write a complication so that people

can read more so they can find out what and how the resolution will be.

This will also set off the setting and events that will be sequenced.

1. Then you start writing what happened in each sequence.

Each paragraph should only have one focus. Each sequence will explain

how the complication gets solved.

1. When you have written what happened in each paragraph,

you have come to an end where you should have already written

the resolution and then the end will be called a conclusion. The

conclusion is where you write the ending about the story. How the

characters felt or giving suggestions on the complication and resolution.

1. Orientation - The setting which will be the who, what, where,

why and how which will give a hint to the audience so they know what the story will be about.

1. Dilemma - Complication - this is the problem that will be sequenced in each paragraph.
2. Resolution - this is the resolution which will be towards the end so

people know how the problem was solved and how the characters felt.

1. Conclusion - the conclusion is the ending where you write all the gathered information to a ending.