This blog is devoted to how the novel works, and is produced by the Techniques of the Novel class at SUNY Brockport.
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Impressionistic Reflection
I
saw a man in a red hat walking across the parking lot when another man in a
green car rolled down his window and started shouting. The mad in the red hat
seemingly stole the parking spot the man in the green car had claimed. Perhaps
he marked it somehow or turned his blinker on, but that’s not to say that the
man in the red hat didn’t do so as well. Parking spots are for anyone who
drives a vehicle and needs to get out of it at some point. It is raining and
the tar of the parking lot is glistening, so any turn signal would surely shine
brightly. The two men, both standing on the glistening tar of the parking lot,
are shouting at each other, one man still obtaining his parking spot, and the
other now holding up cars behind him, not trying to find somewhere to park
anymore.
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This reminds me of impressionism because it leaves the readers to draw their own conclusions about the scenario instead of saying it explicitly.
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