Writing without purpose would be like playing a game of football without the ball; weird, confusing and a waste of time. Narrative writing makes a point or has a purpose for the readers (Reinking and Von Der Osten pg. 144). Most narrative writing teaches a valuable life lesson because of that they are one of my preferred forms of writing. Action in narration writing is important, without it I think, the story would be bland and fail to keep the reader involved. Conflict being equally important in most writing. It’s human nature to thrive on action, drama and conflict, loving every minute of an action-packed book or movie. Point of view, either first or third person, can change a story dramatically. My thoughts are usually very different that the thoughts of my husband and they would greatly change the whole dynamic of the story. A story in first-person narration, written by myself, would be very elaborate and go into many details. The same story written in third-person narration from my husbands point of view would lack those details, it would be straight to the point. Since personalities extremely differ, determining which point of view to write in …show more content…
148-149). I never fully understood the way I speak affects my writing. I have lived in east Texas most of my life, we have a tendency to use an abundance of slang words or phrase and combine words together that are not supposed to be together. Until I started writing for my English 1301 class I did not realize how much my “real” speech affected my “written” speech. What adds to and makes that fact worse are the mistakes I don’t recognize are even going on the paper until someone proof reads it for me. Dialogue will be a hurdle for me to work through with every paper I write. The ability to express my writing in a professional way is gravely important for my grades and future as a