But there are traitors, both human and metallic, which makes things complicated in the sense that more exposition is required, and plot twists need to be handled with screaming instances of narrative torque.
That's an astounding coincidence, but there were other instances of incredible narrative symmetry in the book.
This propagation of internal scenario consistency does not occur automatically, but can be actively supported by the use of data generated by the CIB,28 as well as by the active work of CIB advocates, meaning actors representing and following the CIB, for instance during the writing of narrative storylines and during the translation into numerical scenarios.
Yet to the late Juan José Saer, the leading Argentinean novelist of recent decades, Di Benedetto's style was "undoubtedly the most original" in twentieth-century Argentina, and his work "one of the culminating instances of Spanish-language narrative in our century".
Sceptics may ponder the traces of Spark's interfering hands: for instance, in the narrative of her escape, in 1944, from Africa and a violent, possessive husband, the desertion of a young son is presented as an act of sweet reasonableness rather than a desperate last resort.
The most striking and almost incomprehensible instance of disrupted memory are two directly contradictory narratives of how my father came to the U.S. In narrative #1 he comes in legally through Canada during the Franklin Delano Roosevelt administration.
Levitt sees Kobach's willingness to seize upon those figures and create his own narrative as a classic instance of confirmation bias.
Beware the grammar of narrative.
Weschler is a master of narrative nonfiction.
Absence of narrative, too.
