Diegesis
The internal world created by the story that the characters themselves experience and encounter.
Story and plot
Story – all events referenced both explicitly in a narrative and inferred (including backstory as well as those projected beyond the action)
Plot – the events directly incorporated into the action of the text and the order in which they are presented
Narrative Range:
Unrestricted narration – A narrative which has no limits to the information that is presented i.e. a news bulletin.
Restricted narration – only offers minimal information regarding the narrative i.e. thrillers.
Narrative Depth:
Subjective character identification – the viewer is given unique access to what a range of characters see and do.
Objective character identification – the viewer is given unique access to a character’s point of view such as seeing things from the character’s mind, dreams, fantasies or memories.
Thinking back to Paperman. Think about:
-Identify the main characters in relation to Propp’s character theory
-Map the course of the narrative using Todorov’s 5 stages
-Identify some Binary Oppositions driving the conflict.
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