Read the excerpt. I lean my head over the train tracks and look for an oncoming flutter of headlights. Four thirty-seven p.m. I
have less than a half hour to get to the other side of town, and there is no train in sight. Based on the kind of information, where in the narrative is the excerpt from “Train Tracks” by Lauren Mizock most likely to be found?
Based on the kind of information, the narrative is the excerpt from “Train Tracks” by Lauren Mizock most likely to be found is placed in the introduction in which there are background and the settings and characters are described just to emphasis the story.
Narrative consists of several stages and parts like the exposition, climax, falling action and resolution just to name the few. Exposition in particular refers to the putting in, that is inserting, important background information. It is also called incluing and it is an important for worldbuilding.
If you look deep into the question, the answer would be telling someone something bad gently but if you were to look light into the question, the answer would just be rain comming down gently
