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But when he saw Ms. Greenfield's film, he realized that her narrative was a story of failure.
Her narrative was written for her in early adolescence, and she took it: dutiful Elizabeth, who left her bed at night to tidy her shoes.
My mother's stories were so confusing to me because her 'negotiations' with the past essentially amounted to her not wanting to see herself as a victim... Her narrative was one of triumph".
Unfortunately, while true, her narrative was not compelling enough to counteract the evidence of BB's psychotic behavior and the subsequent diagnosis of a psychiatric illness.
Her narrative was punctuated with friends' pitch-imperfect, sometimes bruising reactions to her tragic loss.
What happened to her inside the school, as horrible as it was, was then made much worse when her narrative was questioned and denied.
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Her narrative is lit by lightning.
Her narrative is so beguiling that a reader may overlook its weaknesses.
Her narrative is riveting, even (or perhaps, one must say, especially) in light of its horrors.
Her narrative is filled with "spicy stories about Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Bob Dylan, David Kellyy wrote here in 1994.
Her narrative is all the stronger for beginning in such a suburban and understated way.
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