Dramatic and Aesthetic Features

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Fragmented Narrative

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A storytelling technique where the narrative is presented in a non-linear order, often reflecting themes such as trauma or disconnection.

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Repetition in Literature

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A literary device used to emphasize an idea or emotion, often enhancing the impact of the message.

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Choral Speaking

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A performance technique where a group speaks together, representing collective experiences and emotions.

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Symbolism in Theatre

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The use of objects or actions to represent deeper meanings, adding layers to the narrative.

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Non-linear Storytelling

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A narrative structure that does not follow a chronological order, often used to reflect complex themes.

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Cliffhanger

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A dramatic ending to a scene or chapter that leaves the audience in suspense, encouraging them to continue.

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Collective Trauma

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Shared emotional pain experienced by a group, often represented through choral speaking in theatre.

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Character Perspective

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The viewpoint from which a story is told, influencing how events and themes are perceived.

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Emphasis in Dialogue

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The use of repetition or specific phrasing to highlight important ideas or emotions in a script.

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Dramatic Tension

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The suspense or excitement in a narrative that keeps the audience engaged.