Not only had Ken sorted out the books' jigsaw of events, he had achieved narrative chronology without losing the story's power.
"Gravity" achieved narrative liftoff by articulating themes of technology, isolation and communications in epic terms.
As the novel weaves in and out of the Diana plot and Veronique's love life, it doesn't achieve much narrative momentum.
The defining attribute of each was a formal control of the medium which is to say, a highly sophisticated degree of control over the use of panel transitions, layout, and so on to achieve certain narrative effects coupled with artistic innovation and a literary quality in which the authors announced their individual style.
An array of interpretations will lead to genuinely interesting and progressive debate as to what gaming can achieve in narrative terms.
"The show is mainly about how the characters are dealing with this situation, and less about what happened and where everybody went," Lindelof said, adding that if multiple seasons are achieved, the narrative will go far beyond the story told in the book.
Having achieved the narrative's primary goal -- discovering who burned him -- Westen now has to prove he is worthy of being a spy in good standing.
As future scientific discoveries create options, it is this widening of perspectives achieved through narrative that will help students to make informed choices that better their communities.
After the lyrical Richard II, written almost entirely in verse, Shakespeare introduced prose comedy into the histories of the late 1590s, Henry IV, parts 1 and 2, and Henry V. His characters become more complex and tender as he switches deftly between comic and serious scenes, prose and poetry, and achieves the narrative variety of his mature work.
Either way, they both repeat too often, and never achieve any specific narrative or payoff.
