Sunday, October 14, 2012

Two Ways of Writing

I want to talk more about the in-class assignment we did on putting our literacy narrative plot on paper.  I think it was interesting how we first had to put our original plot into picture formation down on paper, and this is what I drew.
 
 
If you notice in my drawing I start with just basic background info, then transition into my thoughts on the situation.  Then I go into a important flashback, then an explanation of the flashback which leads into a reslolution.  I thought this was an extremely boring and generic way to tell my story.  I thought of this as like a boring children's book way of explaining and telling my story.  So when we were asked to write an alternate version I came up with this......
 
 
 
In my second version  I placed my flashback as the opening of my literacy narrative.  I think it was pretty different and cool to do it like this because it has a completely different flow now.  I then go into specific examples, then a little writing experience and history.  Then I tell my actual story which is then followed by another flashback which finishes off with what happened in the end.  I think this way of writing is a lot more interesting.  It's not the basic and predictable writing that I had before which makes it more appealing.
 
 

3 comments:

  1. I love your flashback idea! That technique always keeps me really interested...especially in movies. I also, like how you began and ended with a flashback moment. I think it really helped tie your paper together

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  2. Your drawings are really good! Mine were pretty uncreative so I didn't really get a lot out of that assignment, but I think it's great that you did! I really like your second idea with the flashback!

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  3. This was really cool Kedric! I love the flashback idea as well! So creative.

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