Flashcard: Narrative Structure of Migration Stories — 10 carte

What are the key stages of narrative structure in a story?

The key stages include exposition, inciting incident, rising action, crisis, climax, denouement, and end, which together outline the sequence of a story.

Narrative stages — list?

Exposition, inciting incident, rising action, crisis, climax, denouement, end.

How does migration typically involve overcoming challenges?

Migration involves experiencing hardship and hazards, such as starvation or perilous crossing, and then overcoming obstacles to adapt and reach a new destination.

Migration stories — themes?

Hardship, shared feelings, obstacles, overcoming challenges.

Explain the difference between emigration and immigration in the context of migration.

Emigration is leaving a country, while immigration is entering a new country; both are key actions in the migration process.

Exposition — function?

Introduces characters, setting, background.

Inciting Incident — role?

Triggers the main conflict or journey.

Rising Action — purpose?

Builds tension with developing events.

Crisis — significance?

Key decision or difficulty point.

Climax — definition?

Pivotal, most intense story moment.