How the use of the diary form narrative is beneficial to the novel "Dracula" by Bram Stoker.
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…and see how characters interpret things themselves. The form lets dialogues take place, it lets many people altogether tell a story in first person, and it lets a reader be able to see densely detailed scenes through a person that isn't being a fool talking to him or her self. The diary form of narrative is basically a form of writing that lets a huge possibility of good ways to write into a good book.
…and see how characters interpret things themselves. The form lets dialogues take place, it lets many people altogether tell a story in first person, and it lets a reader be able to see densely detailed scenes through a person that isn't being a fool talking to him or her self. The diary form of narrative is basically a form of writing that lets a huge possibility of good ways to write into a good book.
