Explore and Practice Mod 2

A narrative is a sequence of connected events, whether real or fictional. The definition of narrative is the same as that of a story. There are many types of narratives, such as non-fiction (journalism, memoir, biography, etc.), prose, drama, and some forms of poetry, songs, and yes, even video games. Examples of narrative can be found everywhere in human expression and creativity, from everyday speech to performance of all types, including television, movies, radio, and even in more static arts such as sculpture, painting, and photography. Thus, narrative is truly a vital aspect of the experience of being human, and has been since the beginning of communication.

Assignment 007: "The Most Dangerous Game" Ending Rewrite

1. Read "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell.
2. View the video "Conclusion to a Fictional Narrative" ========================>
3. Create a Google Doc and title it "Assignment 007: "The Most Dangerous Game" Ending Rewrite."
4. Rewrite the end of the story starting at the line "A man, who had been hiding in the curtains of the bed, was standing there." Focus on capturing the ways in which the characters differ from one another. Your ending should be seamless from where the story ends and your new ending begins. The tone and attitude of the characters must be consistent with the characters in the story, in addition to the setting details. Furthermore, the ending must be written in a similar style as the original author. Your new ending needs to reflect on what has been experienced throughout the story.
5. Title your document "The Most Dangerous Game" Ending Rewrite and submit your final product into Slate.