The Constructive Forms for Ironic Event in the Novels of Khudiar Flieh al-Zaidi

Abstract

The event is the basic element that forms the backbone of the narrative elements in novelistic discourse, as it includes time, place, and characters. It is a series of developments related to a specific topic, reflects the perception of the character, reveals its various dimensions, and also works and reveals the struggle of other characters to give meaning and value to the story. The event includes A chronological sequence of a group of actions and events. The event is linked to a specific time and requires the presence of a specific place as well. The event develops with the development of the story. Everything in the fabric of the story serves the event. It depicts the event and works to develop it, so it becomes like a living organism with its own independent entity. Here we will discuss the three structural patterns: the sequential pattern, the circular pattern, and the inclusion pattern.