Narrative Techniques and Stagecraft
Students examine the author's use of literary devices, narrative structure, or dramatic techniques. They will assess how these choices impact the reader or audience.
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Students examine the author's use of literary devices, narrative structure, or dramatic techniques. They will assess how these choices impact the reader or audience.
Key Questions
- How does the writer use foreshadowing or irony?
- What is the effect of the chosen narrative perspective?
- How does stagecraft enhance the dramatic tension?
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