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    Fiction and Various Modes of Fiction

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    Fiction can be stories, plays, or novels from the author's imagination meant to entertain readers. It uses various modes such as description, action, narration, conversation, dialogue, emotion, sensation, introspection, summarization, transition, exposition, and recollection to portray characters, events, settings, and convey information and feelings. Fiction aims to create moods and connect with readers emotionally.

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    Fiction can be stories, plays, or novels from the author's imagination meant to entertain readers. It uses various modes such as description, action, narration, conversation, dialogue, emotion, sensation, introspection, summarization, transition, exposition, and recollection to portray characters, events, settings, and convey information and feelings. Fiction aims to create moods and connect with readers emotionally.

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    Fiction can be stories, plays, or novels from the author's imagination meant to entertain readers. It uses various modes such as description, action, narration, conversation, dialogue, emotion, sensation, introspection, summarization, transition, exposition, and recollection to portray characters, events, settings, and convey information and feelings. Fiction aims to create moods and connect with readers emotionally.

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    Fiction And Various

    Modes of Fiction

    GROUP 3
    FICTION

    01 A fiction piece is from the author's imagination and is not based on facts.

    02 Fiction pieces will be stories.

    03 The purpose of fiction is to entertain the reader.

    Fiction creates a mood, a feeling you get from reading the selection. The mood could be
    04 happy, sad, scary, angry, peaceful, etc...

    05 Fiction may be short stories, fables, plays, or novels


    Modes of Fiction
    Description
    is the mode for portraying
    people, places, things, or
    concepts.
    Action
    is the mode for
    showing things
    happening, in detail,
    as they occur .
    Narration

    is the mode by which


    the narrator
    communicates directly
    to the reader.
    Conversation
    is the mode for
    presenting characters
    talking.
    Dialogue
    is an effective way for
    writers to convey
    information, reveal
    character, and advance the
    plot.
    .
    Emotion
    - is the mode for relating how a
    character feels.

    - Emotion. The fiction-writing mode of


    emotion conveys the feelings of the
    character, and is a vital component of
    creative writing. Connecting the
    character to his or her own emotions
    allows the author to connect with the
    reader on an emotional level.
    Sensation
    - is the mode for evoking the five senses (sight, hearing, touch,
    smell, and taste).

    - The genre derived its name from the contemporary theater's


    “sensation drama” noted for spectacular effects and displays of
    intense emotion. Sensation fiction drew on a variety of popular
    forms including melodrama, domestic realism, newspaper reports,
    Newgate novels, and gothic tales. Sensation novels were considered
    to be part of a “fad genre” during the 1860s. They were written to
    be exciting, shocking and moving. The characteristics of sensation
    novels include melodramatic content, subjects such as crime and
    sex, suspense, emphasis on secrets and huge popularity.
    Introspection
    - is the mode for
    sharing a character’s
    thinking
    .
    Summarization
    - is the mode of restating actions
    or events.
    - Summarization refers to the act
    of briefly describing or
    condensing the plot, events, or
    themes of a story.
    Transition

    - is the mode for moving


    from one place, time, or
    character to another.
    Exposition
    - is the mode for
    conveying
    information.
    Recollection
    - Is the mode for revealing what a character
    remembers.
    - The act of recollecting, or recalling to the memory,
    the operation by which objects are recalled to the
    memory, or ideas revived in the mind, reminiscence,
    remembrance.
    - The power of recalling ideas to the mind, or the
    period within which things can be recollected,
    remembrance.
    Thank You
    GROUP 3

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