Sequence Theory

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Dec 6, 2009

These sketches are part of an attempt to test the sequence of the narrative. What is more compelling, knowing in the beginning that he was found or just knowing that he was missing? Sequence Test A opens strong with the farmer finding a body. Sequence Test B opens forcefully with Harry declared as missing.

SEQUENCE TEST A

SEQUENCE TEST B

Category: Making, MFA Thesis

Tagged: Finding Harry, Sketch

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