“The Open Window” by Saki

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Saki’s “The Open Window” incorporates two secondary narratives within the main story. These secondary narratives differ from a frame, as a narrative frame typically has the effect of
presenting an epilogue to convey information about characters’ experiences following the main narrative.
providing descriptive details about the setting and cultural context.
explaining why characters feel trapped in considering their options.
telling audiences whether the narrator is reliable and accurate.
preceding the main narrative to supply information and set reader expectations.

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Saki’s “The Open Window” incorporates two secondary narratives within the main story. These secondary narratives differ from a frame, as a narrative frame typically has the effect of preceding the main narrative to supply information and set reader expectations.
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