Question

In literary works, scenes of violence or struggle rarely exist gratuitously; they are carefully designed and revealed through narration to serve a specific purpose. Using Arthur Miller’s play Death of a Salesman, write a well-developed essay in which you analyze how a significant scene of violence or struggle is narrated and how choices in narration contribute to the meaning of the overall work.
Just give me two main points and evidence!!!

Answer 1

Answer:

Did you know that its against the rules of brainly to post a question that asks for someone to write a essay for you

but here is your two main points

1. is that when a significant scene of violence or struggle is narrated the narrator usually starts to talk like he or she is actually experiencing the act of violence or struggle himself unable to give evidence sense the play is not shown

2. is that the actual tone the narrator speaks in has totally changed exponentially from a calm narrating tone to a aggressive panicking or hostile tone