Re: So it is focalised through different points of view
Dark Knight Send a noteboard - 24/02/2011 02:30:17 PM
I suppose you would describe it as omniscient narrative that is narrowly focalised. But it has been a while since I spent time on that sort of analysis. I'll think on it if you really want to know.
Yes please! It is driving me crazy lol
I tend to like that sort of writing. If it is done well.
Really? I'm trying to think of a book that uses this type of narration. Just so we are on the same page, here is an example of what I'm talking about:
Dan couldn't believe his luck. Susan, the hottest woman in the office, was talking to him! "Yes, I did see that movie. I wouldn't mind seeing it again, though. Do you want to go?"
Susan sized Dan up, noting his scruffy beard and unwashed hair. She would rather vomit than go on a date with this man."No thanks," she said sweetly.
So you see how the POV changed? That's the style I'm talking about. I find it kind of annoying because I like the story to stick to one character at a time.
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So it is focalised through different points of view
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Re: So it is focalised through different points of view
- 24/02/2011 02:30:17 PM
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It's sloppy. I can't imagine that the result is good.
- 24/02/2011 05:47:27 PM
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