Narrative Notes

Narrative-
  • No Correct Way.
  • Narrative creates layers of present and future.
  • Narrative is fluid.
  • Interpretive dialogue with the audience.
  • Narrative is built out of events.
  • The voice of narrative can vary.
  • Narrative is a tale, a story of facts



  1. Is what I am seeing linear?
  2. What meaning is made out of diegesis?
  3. What microelements best illustrate the narrative approach?
  4. How do my codes add up to a narrative style or approach?
  5. How does the narrative serve conflict?

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