Question from my textbook:

Cortazar begins the narrative with the plot concerning the motorcycle accidents rather than the one with the manhunt. Why is this choice an effective way to structure the story?

Story: "The Night Face Up" by Cortazar

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Molly Sanders

28 March, 03:44

Question from my textbook:

Cortazar begins the narrative with the plot concerning the motorcycle accidents rather than the one with the manhunt. Why is this choice an effective way to structure the story?

Story: "The Night Face Up" by Cortazar

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Jasiah Bailey · Answer 1

This a effective strategy that many authors use to give there readers a grasp of attention or a basis/hook to capture the reader into the inevitable thoughts that you pondered or felt.

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Question from my textbook:Cortazar begins the narrative with the plot concerning the motorcycle accidents rather than the one with the manhunt. Why is this choice an effective way to structure the story?Story: "The Night Face Up" by Cortazar

Question from my textbook:

Cortazar begins the narrative with the plot concerning the motorcycle accidents rather than the one with the manhunt. Why is this choice an effective way to structure the story?

Story: "The Night Face Up" by Cortazar