Narrative breakdown - The Healer's Apprentice

Kia ora readers,

Today I am going to share you my Narrative breakdown - The Healer's Apprentice. Here is my presentation.

‘The Healer’s Apprentice’

By Renata Hopkins

We are learning to identify elements of a narrative.

Fill in the table below with the details from the story you read.

Narrative Structure
Main Character	Mara a helper
Supporting Characters	Lonan, the eldest healer
Antagonists  (Bad Characters)	Bran, making fun of Mara
Problem	Bran was making fun of Mara's face. He didn’t show kindness to Mara.
Solution	Mara just ignored Bran and she went outside the castle. She saw Rowan trees and red thread. The healers used the red berries of the Roman trees to treat variuos ailments.
Problem	A wild boar emerged from the bushes. Mara felt for her knife as the animal grunted, lowered its head, and charged.
Solution	Mara darted aside, leaping for the nearest tree. After she fell from the branch that is narrow, Mara sprang upright, holding the knife, but the boar had only charged because its path was blocked. It was gone as quickly as it had appeared.
Problem	Mara heard someone graning of pain, coming from the woods below. She looked for it and was surprised that it was Bran. Bran’s breath came in gasps, and he’s lower leg was red and swollen, to tidy puncture marks in the middle. An adder bit him. He asked Mara to help him.
Solution	Even Bran is not kind to Mara, she helped him. She began to look for a strong, forked stick to make a crutch and walked on the journey home.
Climax	Bran whispered sorry to Mara for being rude to her.
Resolution and Ending	Mara was kind and helpful to others. Ready to learn to be a good healer.

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