Writer's Techniques (Scottish Highers English): Flashcards

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Structure and Narrative
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Narrative type Stevenson uses to follow Utterson

Third-person narrative (uses 'he', 'she', 'they')

Effect of Utterson's limited perspective

Discovers info gradually; creates tension & suspense

Order main narrative follows

Chronological order (linear, time passing)

Embedded narrative definition

A story within the main narrative

Who is never given a voice in the narrative

Hyde - excluded from telling his story

Full title of the novel

The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

How written documents affect narrative structure

Make narrative fragmented; reveal info gradually

Starting point of Utterson's investigation

Jekyll's will

Narrative perspective of Jekyll's final statement

First-person narrative (uses 'I')

Why Jekyll's statement reliability is questioned

He's capable of deception; has lied repeatedly

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