Narration and Reason

Narration

Narration noun - A relating of events usually in the order in which they happened.

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Reason and narration are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Reason" instead a noun "Narration".

Reason noun - A statement given to explain a belief or act.

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Narration and reason are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Narration" instead a noun "Reason".

similar	similar narration	similar reason
usual	usual narration	usual reason
original	original narration	original reason
simple	simple narration	simple reason
Other adjectives: actual, entire, little, main, personal, new, above, bizarre.

Author Appeal: Throws in an extended narration about Arthurian times for no reason other than — well — Tolkien was into that kind of stuff.

Source: Literature / Roverandom
This blending of narration is one reason why the book is a perennial favorite especially for people interested in Deconstruction and Post Modernism.

Source: Literature / Moby-Dick
Occasionally, if one of the other recurring characters has a Day in the Limelight (or Jack and/or Trixie are for some reason unavaliable for narration), they will get in on the act as well.

Source: Podcast / Black Jack Justice

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