Writing Techniques

IntroductionI don’t feel sad about it. Because Mother is dead…So I would be feeling sad about something that isn’t real and doesn’t exist. And that would be stupid.”The author Mark Hardon write mystery novel, children book and family drama.Christopher John Francis Boone both the narrator and protagonist character throughout the novelChristopher father was the antagonist, on several occasion he attempted to forbid Christopher access to certain information.Setting: Story took place around 1998 in Swindon, EnglandTheme: Social disorder and truthThesis: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime is articulate in first person of view. The story is formally organize based on Wellington murder and Christopher undergoing investigation. Christopher appears very smart and very advanced in school, but everyday situation remains a challenge for him. His investigation lead him to uncover a plot that involve his parents and the dog owner.Writing techniquesMotifs are the author way of showing frustration with Christopher. Several characters were annoyed with Christopher communication metafors. The author also uses, animals science and technology.The author gives clues of foreshadow for the two major reveals to reader: Christopher mother is alive and His father killed Wellington.Flashback was the author way of showing how Christopher thinks different from everyone else and also, bring about the fact behind his dad inform him about his mom false death.The novel explore stream of consciousness of an autistic intellect, whereas the novel writing and sequencing is logical to him.PostmodernismThe author use fictional investigatorConclusionChristopher disability affects how he comminute with others. Though he is gifted with highly intellect, his interactions with others are very little. His means of expression mostly rely on the logical aspect of things. In addition, Christopher believe truth is absolute throughout the story reader can see that he keep he mind focus on the most accurate explanation for any given situation. The fact that his father lie to him about his mother illness and death, goes on to show he automatically assumed whatever anyone tell him is true. Despite the obstacles that he faces with he went to find out the mystery behind the Wellington murder.