Your options are tragedy, short story, lyric poem, and expository essay. The answer cannot be tragedy because tragedy relies of dialogues and emotions rather than narration. It cannot be a lyric poem because it is solely about emotions. An expository essay is just telling you how to do something - or how something is achieved.
We are left with a short story - it uses narration to tell us what is going on and it describes people and their experiences.
A <u>short story</u> is a brief piece of narrative that explores a particular theme related to <u>human experience</u> and its psychological impacts and develops it in a shorter length than a novel.
A <u>short story</u> usually includes <u>one protagonist</u>, a reduced set of characters, and the five narrative stages: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.
Make sure your content isn't boring.Appropriate interaction can attract their attention.Pay attention to the tone of your voice. Your voice should rise and fall, or they will fall asleep
