Third person omniscient writing: ‘The Execution of Lady Jane Grey’ as stimulus
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I can plan a well-structured piece of descriptive writing inspired by a painting ('The Execution of Lady Jane Grey') which employs a third person omniscient narrator.
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A third person omniscient narrator can move between the thoughts, feelings and experiences of all characters.
Paragraphs can allow us to signal shifts in focus to a different character.
To structure your piece, your first and final paragraph could focus on the same character.
To further structure your piece, you could link the concluding sentence of paragraphs to the next topic sentence.
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