Example of Literary Narration

A narrative is a story of events, whether real or imaginary, in which events from past, current or future times are told, or simple facts of the imagination.

The literary narration It is a work totally product of the imagination, so the stories that are told are fictitious, however they can be inspired by real life.

In the literary narration As in any other type of this, there are three main elements that are:

The narrator: who is the one who tells the story.

The characters: who are the beings to whom the events that are narrated happen.

The action: which are the facts that are described in the narrative, which are in a set time and space.

Example of literary narration:

“The plague was caused by Zeus, due to a fight between Agamemnon and Achileo, because of Atrida, promoted by Apollo, who, angry with the king of men, produced disease in the army.

Crises wanted to rescue his daughter, so he asked the Achaeans for a reward. So everyone agreed on it, except Atrida Agamemnon, who in addition to rejecting her threatened Crises, so the latter asked Apollo with his arrows paid his offerings, and so he descended from Olympus and struck everything there (dogs, soldiers, horses ...) for nine days.

On the tenth, Achilleus called a meeting in the agora and showed his repentance and desire to consult a priest for know the motives that led Apollo to attack him and whether by offering it, they would save him and his mens. Thus, Calcante Testórida got up and asked the previous one to defend himself against the statements that he was going to make, and accepting the previous one, he said that all the evils of him came because Apollo He was angry for not returning his daughter Chryseis to the priest because of Agamemnon's rejection, and if they wanted to save themselves from the plague, they had to take his father back to him. Chryseid.

After this, the Atrid replied that if it was his fault, he would return Chryseis, but he would have to be rewarded. Then Aquileo begged him to return it and Zeus would allow them to attack Troy, since they were Achaeans, they would pay him. Despite this, Agamemnon did not accept this reward, since what he wanted was a female, but to Despite his dissatisfaction with the deal, he decided to return Chryseis and lead Aquileus and his mens.

The latter, not agreeing with the Atrida, decided to return to Ptía; upon hearing this, Agamemnon threatened to snatch Briseida from him, a reward given by him to his then soldier.