Famaran, Mark Eric O.
Humss – 124
CNF
Activity 1
ELEMENTS AND TECHNIQUES
Theme
Narrative structure
Distinctive voice, style and,
intimidate point of view
Detail and description
Scene and summary
IDENTIFICATION
Journey, beautiful creations,
nature
Narrative with flashback
Authors used friendly tone, and
first – person point of view.
The character felt the coziness
and the coldnesss of the room.
The heavenly feeling when the
character witnessed
picturesque view of caramoan.
he never felt the distance
because of the ambience and
the atmosphere of the cave. He
saw a thousand of bats
screeching and screaming. The
character could hardly breathe
due to the thin air passing
through a narrow path. They
felt the fresh air touching the
exhausted bodies. Sohotan
River surprised them with its
tranquility and sacredness.
Setting- caramoan
Action- The character travels to
a cave in Caramoan.
Imagery- coziness and the
coldness of my room
- heavenly white sand
with reachable horizon
at the end
- monkeys seemed like
talking with each other,
ANALYSIS
The plot takes place in a
beautiful setting, and it
concludes with a brief
adventure.
The story tells what's happening
in an event by means of a
scene.
The speaker employs a good
natured and kind tone. The
author utilizes “I” in telling the
story.
In the story, the author
specifically depicts what he/she
really feels so that the reader
can appreciate the flow of what
the character felt and react the
same way the character did.
By using the first-person point
of view, the author depicts what
he saw, saw, and thought in the
novel. He also depicts how he
felt when he entered the other
side of the cave.

Techniques of fiction
person, Character development,
imagery-literal imagery, theme
Poetic devices – figurative Literal and figurative Imagery
language
Personal reflection
Word choice/diction Precise and understandable
Sentence Variety (Length and
structure)
Lyrical language
chatting about us who
were strangers in their
place
- the cave is like a dark
hole leading to Hades’
kingdom
- I saw thousands of bats,
screeching and
screaming which
seemed like they saw
hunters and tried to fly
in different directions
- feels like there’s a thin
air passing through the
narrow path
- we embraced the fresh
air touching our
exhausted bodies.
Point of view- first-
person point of view
Setting-time and place and These methods are used by the
context, Point of View- first author to tell a believable story.
Vivid Description, Use of
The writer employs sensory
language to construct “text
images” in the imagination of
the reader. The author employs
imagery that stimulates the
senses of sight, scent, taste,
touch, and hearing.
The author used appropriate
words. wording to help the reader
understand what the plot is
about.
Short length and simple the length of the story was
structure short and has a simple
structure.
Sensory imagery The author employs senses to
create a vision of the narrative
in the reader's head.