A account is a Narration presenting real or imaginary events told to the writing or the oral examination.

This style Littéraire can also be called a Dit (for example the Known as one of Genji in 980, or more recently the Known as one of the cymbalaire in 2005).

Within a traditional Play, it can be also a narration detailed by a character, of event S not represented on scene but essential to the unfolding of the drama.

Portrait

See also: Portrait

In an account, the portrait has three essential functions. It allows:

• to characterize the character,
• to give to the reader the possibility Of representing physically the person,
• to prepare and make admit the Attitude S and the Action S of the character in the history.

To make a Description, the author uses an expansion of the name.

See too

• Account with the first nobody
• Parabola (Gospel)

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Years 900 | Michel Giraud | Wilfred Bungei | Jose Mercé | Trembler | Etymology of Account