Short Fiction: Characters & Conflict
How are shifts in tone best illustrated through stream-of-consciousness narration?
What function does Faulkner’s use of multiple narrators employing stream-of-consciousness serve in "The Sound and the Fury"?
What kind of narrative style reflects an unbiased viewpoint, without any access to characters' thoughts or feelings?
Which type of character remains the same throughout a story without any significant internal changes?
In what way does stream-of-consciousness narration impact the reader's understanding of time within a story?
In which narrative technique does the author write as if inside the minds of the characters?
What term describes when a character undergoes significant internal change over the course of a story?
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How might stream-of-consciousness contribute to developing deeper themes such as existentialism in literature?
What kind of narration directly presents a character's internal monologue without traditional dialogue or description markers?
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