More Than It's Gonna Hurt You: Acts of Violence

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More Than It's Gonna Hurt You: Acts of Violence
As authors write stories, they have to ensure that it catches the attention of the audiences. One of the ways through which authors achieve this is by the use of violence. The first type of violence that can be used in literature is general harm, which is brought by the author. Authors use this kind of violence to propel the narration or further develop a theme (Lagrange, Victoria, et al). A book named Been Tree presents a perfect example of this narrative violence. The narration begins in a setting of war, where family members die due to gunshots and bombings. Such deaths are made to advance the plot or develop the theme of death. The deaths evoke a contemporary feeling on the reader about the nature of life. Additionally, the deaths qualify to be ...