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Immediately…
Immerse readers
Establish…
Tone of apprehension that fills the entire extract
Readers like narrator…
Don get a moment of peace or respite
Repetitive references
Can trap the reader in the same claustrophobic fear as narrator
-emphasises key ideas or emotions making them memorable
Continual repetition
Meaning that reader is ensnarled in an environment which seems to be no escape
-reflect character’s mental state
Cliff hanger
Leave the reade with just as many unresolved questions as narrator
Presence of danger
Leave reader in a state of apprehension
What is q3 about
How does writer use structure to achieve
Flashback/forwards
-Deepens understanding of characters and their motivations, making the reader more emotionally invested.
-Creates intrigue by disrupting chronological order and hinting at consequences.
Shift on focus/ perspective/setting/action/dialogue
-Directs the reader’s attention to what is most significant.
-Can increase tension or change the reader’s sympathy by limiting or widening perspective.
Zooming into detail
-Intensifies the moment by forcing the reader to focus on precise, meaningful details.
-Slows the pace and heightens emotional impact.
Zooming out to broader description
-Provides context and highlights the character’s vulnerability within a wider setting.
-Speeds up the narrative between key moments.
Foreshadowing
-hints at future events, creating an underlying sense of unease.
-The reader becomes alert, anticipating what is to come and reading with heightened tension, ensure sustained engagement
Rising tension
-through controlled pacing and selective detail, gradually increasing the reader’s anxiety.
-creating suspense and emotional involvement.
- When the moment arrives, it feels intense and impactful due to this steady escalation.
Cyclical structure
-creates a powerful sense of inevitability.
-This suggests that despite events unfolding, nothing has truly changed.
-encouraging the reader to reflect on the futility or inescapability of the situation.
-The ending therefore feels deliberate and meaningful rather than coincidental.