GDCV1845 / GDSS 1845 Class06 (2019A)
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This document discusses narrative and storytelling in both traditional and interactive mediums. It covers key concepts like narrative elements, plot, character roles, and how narrative develops over time. Examples are provided of nonlinear narratives in modern literature and experimental films and games that push boundaries in interactive storytelling. The roles of the author, narrator, and reader/player in shaping the narrative experience are also addressed.
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- 7. Time Time and narrative Story time Narrative time Real time Order, duration, frequency
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