Planning an emotive narrative scene in 'Whale Rider'
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I can plan an emotive narrative scene in the climax of 'Whale Rider'.
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The purpose of climactic writing is to take the drama to the highest point of tension to evoke emotions in the reader.
A very emotive scene in ‘Whale Rider’ describes Paikea's encounter with stranded whales on a beach.
Precise and ambitious vocabulary, including 'show-not-tell' language, is used to convey an emotive atmosphere.
Direct speech and characters' inner thoughts are used to convey their emotions.
Notes in a plan should not be written in full sentences and bullet points can be used to make notes clear.
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