Responses
The reader becomes aware of events only as the characters do.
The reader becomes aware of events only as the characters do.
The reader fails to see big events coming because there are no clues.
The reader fails to see big events coming because there are no clues.
The reader can learn about the events from the most recent to the oldest.
The reader can learn about the events from the most recent to the oldest.
The reader can tell what time events happened in the story.
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The best response is:
The reader becomes aware of events only as the characters do.
By structuring a narrative in chronological order, the reader experiences the story in the same timeline as the characters, which can lead to surprises as the unfolding events reveal twists and turns that the reader did not anticipate.
