Narrative Elements Analysis
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Narrative Elements Analysis
Recognising Narrative Elements
Narratives are built from characters, settings and plot events. Think about how these parts work together.
- Characters, setting and plot
- Chapters, pages and paragraphs
- Similes, commas and speech marks
- Author, publisher and illustrator
- What does the character hope to achieve?
- What season is it in the story?
- How do the character’s choices reveal their qualities?
- What changes in the character by the end?
- Where is the story set?
- The place and the time
- The problem and the solution
- The narrator and the reader
- The character’s goal and their fear
Analyse a Story Excerpt
Read the original excerpt below, then use its details in your answers. The last ferry had pulled away from the small island, leaving Theo alone beside the wharf. A bank of fog was creeping across the water, hiding the lights on the far shore. In his backpack, the radio crackled once and fell silent. Theo’s little sister was waiting at the community hall, and he had promised to bring her the medicine their mum had forgotten. He tightened his coat, checked the map on his phone, and started along the track towards the hilltop signal station.
Explain and Predict
Use evidence from the excerpt to explain how narrative elements shape the reader’s experience.
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