To write a narrative scene we must have a clear idea about the development of the scene and its connection with the previous and next scene to complement the story well.
What is a narrative scene?
A narrative scene is a fragment of a narrative text in which a particular theme related to the general theme of the text is developed. In general a scene is a small part of the story.
How to write a scene?
To write a scene we must take into account the following aspects:
- To start we must connect the scene well with the previous scene so that the reader has clarity of the transition.
- It must have a specific theme related to the general theme of the text.
- It must finish and correctly transition to the next scene.
Scene example:
Ana enters the restaurant and meets her son Sam.
Ana: Sam? What are you doing here, you're supposed to be at school.
Sam: Ehh, I'm sorry mom I didn't go to school today because of an important matter. You'll already notice...
Ana: You better have a good reason for not going to school.
All his relatives who were hidden come out.
All relatives: Surprise!
Sam: You see mom, we threw you a surprise party to thank you for being the best.
Ana: Oh, thank you all very much. I'm sorry son, I shouldn't have judged you.
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