The above question aims to assess your ability to write and recognize elements of a plot. For that reason, I can't write the text for you, but I'll show you how to do it.
First, you must understand that a narrative scene is a scene where a narrator tells a story. This scene is also descriptive when you use adjectives to present the characteristics of what is happening.
In this case, to write your scene, you must:
- Choose the type of narrator.
- This narrator can have a point of view in the first person (when he is telling his own story and is a character) or in the third person (when the narrator is not a character and is telling the story of other people).
- Introduce the characters.
- Describe the scene and the elements that make it up.
- Promotes an increase in tension in the scene, bringing the characters closer to their greatest challenge. That moment is the rising action.
- Let the scene reach its greatest tense moment, allowing the characters to face their greatest challenge. That moment is the climax.
- Allow the characters to complete the challenge, decreasing the tension of the story. That moment is the falling action.
- Complete the scene by showing the resolution and end of the story.
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