Narrative
helps the audience to understand what the main idea of the writing is about and
if used well will help to prove a point. Narrative puts things in chronological
order to help make sense of how things came about and why they are important to
the Theme. A plot, or problem, gives direction and resolution to the story. Studies
have shown that students who are taught comprehension strategies for narration
are more successful in understanding and composing narrative writing.
Characters, theme, setting, and
plot can all be created to reach the desired audience by taking on
characteristics similar to the audience and their experiences, helping them
relate and connect with the writing. For
example, if the target audience is young children, characters could be of
similar age interacting with other characters like caretakers, pets, friends,
etc. Using these tools in this way will help to attract the target audience.
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