Screenwriters Often Organize a Film's Narrative Structure Around the Viewer's

question 68

Multiple Choice

Screenwriters often organize a film's narrative structure around the viewer's

• A) desire to learn the answers to important questions.
• B) disinterest in learning the answers to important questions.
• C) engagement with issues beyond the scope of the story.
• D) familiarity with a wide range of references and allusions.
• E) longing for instant gratification and/or catharsis.

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