Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
narrative-sequence
noun
/ˈnær.ɪ.tɪv ˈsiː.kwəns/
Definition
A narrative sequence refers to the order in which events are told in a story, emphasizing the progression and flow of the narrative.
Examples
- The novel’s narrative sequence begins with the protagonist’s childhood.
- In film, a well-structured narrative sequence can enhance emotional impact.
- The narrative sequence can be non-linear, revealing key events out of chronological order.
Meaning
The arrangement of events or incidents within a story that guide the reader through the plot and help to convey the overall theme or message.
Synonyms
- story structure
- plot progression
- narrative flow
