Manifestations of Personality and the Effectiveness of Rooting, Justification, and Construction in Narrative Discourse: 'Shore

Abstract

Ali Awad's narrative works are literary works that embody character development. The author's methods are evident in their effective rooting, evidence, and intellectual construction. This points to subtle details within the character. Novelistic characters resemble human personalities. Here, the creative writer's role emerges in reshaping real characters into fictional ones. This requires employing personal experience in the world of narrative to enable his literary texts to contain religious, intellectual, logical, and emotional discourse. Therefore, we find that literature makes people aware of their ownexistence because it indirectly conveys their reality. The writer always strives to make his novels close to reality, which brings the reader a sense of pleasure.