Narrative I
A conversation between two or more characters.
What is dialogue?
To give a reason for something.
What is justify?
To give to a cause, event, project, etc.
What is contribute?
To associate a thing with
What is attribute?
(v.) to reply quickly, sharply;
(n.) a witty, sharp reply
What is retort?
The effect or result
What is a consequence?
Representing a different opinion
What is alternative?
Agreeing; in accord with; constantly following the same course
What is consistent?
Pleasing; satisfying
What is gratifying?
very honest; informal, unposed
What is candid?
A character's or narrator's point of view.
What is perspective?
A state of being free from doubt.
What is certainty?
To keep in good condition; to keep in existence or to preserve
What is maintain?
Continuous, determined, tireless
What is persistent?
to correct; to set right
What is rectify?
Outstanding; remarkable
What is notable?
To debunk something, or destroy the credibility of someone or something.
What is discredit?
The act of noticing; something observed
What is observation?
important, remarkable, worthy of attention
What is notable?
to guess without evidence
What is speculate?
To state the contrary or opposite; to deny
What is contradict?
Something that is accepted as true, without proof or evidence.
What is assumption?
Enough; the right amount as needed
What is sufficient?
To generate feelings or thoughts in someone
What is inspire?
What is verify?