A. A chapter that breaks in some way from the narrative flow of a novel
It is a chapter that is interposed between narrative chapters that give more general information and analysis about the story. It can also be used to invoke emotions from the readers. They can be metaphorical or explanatory. An example is the unconventional structure of The Grapes of Wrath.
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Jake's mother's face was beaming.
C- line was drawn at Missouri’s southern border.
Only boys were expected to become highly educated.