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English, 22.07.2021 22:40 2020sanchezyiczela

■ Explain the narrative plot structure. Then with the prompt in mind (writing a parallel plot narrative based on your book from a different character’s perspective in 2.09 and 2.10): Please describe your initial ideas for the plot of your narrative?
Explain how you might use elements (conflict, dialogue, flashback, etc.) of the narrative plot structure to make your story interesting.

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