What are the narrative features of a novel?

Narrative features of novels are analyzed in the following six aspects:

1.? Narrative mode: sequence, flashback, interpolation, complementary narrative, plain narrative.

2.? Narrative persona and perspective:

First person: give people a sense of reality, convincing, easy to express their feelings.

Second person: to facilitate the exchange of feelings, give a person a sense of intimacy, to facilitate the strong call.

Third person: broad vision, not limited by time and space, flexible and free, easy to describe objectively.

Perspective: omniscient and omnipotent perspective (also known as "God's perspective", "0 perspective"), limited perspective (also known as "mortal perspective".), "internal perspective"), other (such as the children's perspective of "good luck", the animal perspective of "I am a cat").

3.? Plot Arrangement (Idea +) Skills:

Clues, suspense, ambush, illumination, padding, suppression, contrast, set off, sudden turn, to ...... introduction of the topic and so on.

4.? Skills in narrative arrangement:

Dialogue, psychology, recollection, combination of narration and scene writing, interweaving of recollection and reality, and temporal concentration.

5.? Narrative pacing: fast (summary, ellipsis), slow (pauses, scenes).

6.? Novel narrative language:

Novels use both narrative and descriptive language, but descriptive language is dominant.

Novels use both long and short sentences, but long sentences predominate; the language is vivid, delicate, and emotional.? Film and television scripts use both narrative and descriptive language, but the narrative language is dominant; long and short sentences are used, but short sentences are dominant.

Novel language is simple and plain; language expressions can be converted into actions, pictures or scenes.