Definition of «narrative logic»

The phrase "narrative logic" refers to the way a story or plot unfolds in a logical and coherent manner. It means that events, actions, and developments in a narrative make sense and flow naturally, allowing readers or viewers to understand and follow the story easily.

Sentences with «narrative logic»

Thus freed from the burdens of narrative logic and / or character development, the comic talents of Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne, Zac Efron, Ike Barinholtz, and others are allowed to float free and act on their impulses in an «anything goes» atmosphere — the raunchier the better. (screenanarchy.com)
3:15 am (6th)-- Sundance — INLAND EMPIRE David Lynch's latest magnum opus, which pretty much can't be understood by any use of normal narrative logic. (the-frame.com)
He can't help himself from following that shot with a deeply curious coda, which uses the movie narrative logic of cliffhangers and sequels to position The Post as prequel to All the President's Men. (reverseshot.org)
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