Although there dialogue is short and perfunctory, their energies are anything but; the love-at-first-sight narrative is remarkably believable because of the restraint and paucity with which the actors handle the scene.
That should give TV bosses a bit of comfort for the upcoming season but they would do well not to lose sight of the wider narrative arc.
I am not interested in dwelling on the minutiae of parenting, of leaning in so hard to the idea of "being present" in every task associated with child-rearing that we lose sight of our own narrative arcs.
Less familiar sights are three smallish narrative paintings from a Lotto altarpiece that has not traveled.
After directing "Deliver Us From Evil," her Oscar-nominated 2006 documentary chronicling sex-abuse cases in the Roman Catholic Church, Amy Berg set her sights on directing a narrative feature.
Arroseur et Arrosé offers a narrative: a simple sight gag with two actors and a hosepipe.
Actually, they're hidden in plain sight, even in contemporary emancipation narratives.
On the one hand, it's a grand narrative of stirring sights: ardent faces, agitated bodies, camaraderie, clenched fists, funerals.
What's more, with a whole system in its sights, "the black slave's narrative came to be a communal utterance, a collective tale, rather than an individual's autobiography.
Finally, another note, taken up time and again later, was struck by The London Spy (1698 1700), issued by a tavern keeper, Ned Ward, and containing a running narrative of the sights and sounds of London.
From the moment of the sighting, she works with inventive narrative freedom, cutting sharply between various time periods, including sections in the near-present in which the surviving characters have grown old and are themselves subject to the time-bending torsions of memory.
