“Ex post facto, I got submerged in a Flashback”
Last two ago we were working on some Flashbacks and
their usage in narrative. Thus I consider the next story as a brief example. Besides,
I would like to contextualize thee in order to lay out where this story comes
from:
At the beginning, this one was a task for other two
subjects last semester – Now, I am in 3rd semester – and, as a college student,
I think we ought to save some “material”, important material, and use them in
case of need; nevertheless, I realized, by reading the given theory, this could
be a good way of showing the implementation of this topic without know it
before.
So I hope you like this story.
The Doc.
Questionnaire
1. Where do you notice the “Flashback Effect” inside the
story?
2. Have you ever use it as a narrative tool?
3. Have you ever once implemented a narrative tool
unconsciously?
Hello Mister Julián, how's everything going?
ReplyDeleteWell, I wanted to read your story but I could not. When I click the link, it immediately told me 'you need to ask for permission'. Anyway, I will answer your questions:
I used the effect 'Flaschbacks' in some stories written specially for Marita's subject, but it was unconsciously, and regarding to other narrative techniques, I must say yes, everytime I try to use aphorisms and metaphors. That's a good way to improve my skills, well, at least I consider it.