Inserted by the Story Dept.
Neil is, quite simply and straightforwardly, an agent provocateur, a character inserted in the story to generate action, the playwright's own manipulating finger onstage.
Screenwriters Thomas McCarthy and Josh Singer cleverly inserted into the story the character of a psychiatrist with deep insight into the psychology of the pedophile priests.
There are simple gems inserted throughout the story, like a donkey named Michael Jackson, and a notebook where all the bad guys names get written down, with Saddam Hussein's top and center, underlined.
Most books that children read on a tablet are so focused on keeping the child amused that the child often focuses on trying to find and press on all the various bells and whistles that may be inserted into the story that they lose the narrative.
Mr. Spurlock's trademark is to insert himself into the story as a have-not George Plimpton.
In the immediate aftermath of the attack on Wednesday, as traffic surged on her Facebook page and she picked up thousands of new followers, she did nothing special to insert herself into the story or to exploit the fears that the Front has long fed on.
Sure, Kiosked ads insert themselves into the story that you're reading, but they're meant to be high quality, relevant ads, and they don't take control away from the reader.
Jim Buzinski helped me observe events and not always insert myself into the story.
