Reading and Writing Skills

It is a sequence of events, not necessarily arranged in chronological order.

It is generally used to convey the narrator as an omniscient and dispassionate observer.

It means the narrator is all-knowing; this trait enables the reader to see not only the dialogue that happens between or among the characters.

It is needed to make clear to the reader whether the story in the narrative had already happened.

It is something akin to the literary element we call theme.

The use of this is a technique writers utilize to add flavor and enrich the meaning of their stories.

These are brief narratives that are written from writer's memory.

It is an event that has yet to happen in the main timeframe of the story.

It is an event that happened in the past.

It is a single event in the story that the author focuses writing about.