Do authors use dialogue, sensory details, and chronological order or plot, settings, climax, and endings to make a narrative essay? I can't seem to choose between which specifically makes up a narrative essay. :l

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anonymous · Answer

It's the first one, since the reader goes through the story with the narrator, and that happens in a chronological order, since the narrator can't have prior knowledge to the future beforehand. Also, they have more dialogue, since it's involving people, and sensory details, since the narrator feels what is going on. Well, that's what I think anyways. :)