Luckily, though, the case of the headless statue does not really have much bearing on the film's two main narrative strands, which concern the intertwined fates of a band of Italian partisans and a group of soldiers from the Army's all-black 92nd Division in a Tuscan hill town in 1944.
In distilling the 800-page work into a drama, Carr and director Wayne Jordan follow other stage and film adaptations by focusing on two main narrative strands: the scandalous extramarital affair between Anna Karenina Lisa Dwann) and army officer Vronsky (Rory Fleck Byrne), and the courtship and marriage of the idealistic landowner Levin Paull Mallon and Annaa's sister-in-law, Kitty Julie Maguiree).
Three main narratives converge in "A Rope and a Prayer".
The ICSR identified four main narratives in the stories of 58 defectors from Isis, who came from 17 different countries.
The story in "Traffic" is almost dizzyingly complex, with three main narrative lines, a dozen major characters, too many strong performances to list and nearly 100 different locations.
You could read the whole production as dream or psychodrama, even if its two main quasi-narrative threads, each focusing on a principal woman (Catherine Miller) and man (Matthew Baker), were kept separate.
The love story within The Fifth Element was considered to be one of the main narratives in the film, and it faces the same deadline as the main storyline.
The authors utilized two main approaches for collecting narratives among the 12 CHWs who agreed to participate in the study.
Relevant findings regarding the participants' experiences of motivation were identified and are presented in two main themes combining individual patient narratives with inspiration from the SDT: a) intrinsic motivation and b) experiencing supporting conditions and persistence constraints.
So probably the main argument that can consolidate the ICP, so that it can become a mainstreaming policy, is that it can contribute to reducing the two main drivers of the xenophobic narrative: an increase in specific policies for a) a privileged culturally differentiated group of people and b) public expenditure.
