Aesthetics: Narrative Temporal projection

Description

When the narrative gets ahead of itself, for example in "Race at Morning" Event 305.1 begins "Then we seen him for the first time," but that does not actually happen until two Events later, 305.3, "and then suddenly . . . the buck hisself" (305). It doesn't matter whether the narrative is looking forward a dozen sentences or a hundred pages, whenever it explicitly anticipates something that it won't actually depict until a later Event, it's "Temporal projection." SR

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Tagged Events

Actions: Mental›Understanding
Cultural Issues: Identity, Personal
Themes and Motifs: Objects›Fire
Actions: Violent›Hitting
Cultural Issues: Law›Legal issue
Themes and Motifs: Values›Justice | Values›Truth/Lies
Environment: Time of Day›Sunset
Actions: Bodily›Drinking
Cultural Issues: Alcohol›Whiskey
Actions: Verbal›Speech
Cultural Issues: Law›Execution
Relationships: Familial›Mentorship
Environment: Place›Gallows
Cultural Issues: Law›Execution
Themes and Motifs: Recurring Tropes›Trying to say
Environment: Time of Year›Fall
Actions: Emotional›Waiting
Cultural Issues: Age›Adolescence
Themes and Motifs: Time›Anticipation
Environment: Atmospheric›Doom | Time of Day›Sunset
Cultural Issues: Health and Illness›Obesity
Themes and Motifs: Death
Relationships: Familial›Brother-brother
Environment: Place›Grocery
Cultural Issues: Class›Snopesism
Themes and Motifs: Recurring Tropes›Upward mobility