Optimize Narrative Perspective Analysis

What This Agent Does

• •Assists in rewriting a given text to a different narrative perspective as specified by the user.
• •Analyzes the impact of the narrative perspective change on the reader's understanding and connection to the story.
• •Applies dependency grammar framework to the rewritten text, focusing on clausal structure, grammatical relations, and semantic roles.

Tips

• •Prepare a comprehensive checklist: Before starting the task, create a checklist that includes identifying the original narrative perspective, choosing the new perspective, and outlining the dependency grammar elements to focus on. This will ensure a structured approach to rewriting and analyzing the narrative.
• •Conduct a pre-analysis: Before rewriting, analyze the original excerpt to understand how the current perspective shapes the story. This will help in effectively contrasting the effects once the perspective is changed, providing a clearer before-and-after comparison in the analysis.
• •Use examples to illustrate changes: When analyzing the impact of the narrative perspective shift, use specific examples from both the original and rewritten excerpts. This will concretely demonstrate how changes in clausal structure, grammatical relations, and semantic roles affect the reader's understanding and connection.

How To Use This Agent

• •Fill in the ORIGINAL NARRATIVE PERSPECTIVE, ORIGINAL EXCERPT, REWRITTEN NARRATIVE PERSPECTIVE, READER'S UNDERSTANDING, READER'S CONNECTION, OVERALL EFFECT, CLAUSAL STRUCTURE, GRAMMATICAL RELATIONS, and SEMANTIC ROLES placeholders with specific details from your writing sample and analysis. - Example: If the original narrative perspective is "First Person", the original excerpt could be a paragraph from a personal diary entry. The rewritten narrative perspective might be "Third Person Omniscient", focusing on a broader view of the same events.
• •Use the structured response format to systematically address each task criterion, ensuring that your analysis is comprehensive and well-organized. This format helps maintain clarity and focus, guiding the reader through your process of rewriting and analysis.
• •Ensure that your rewritten excerpt and subsequent analysis clearly demonstrate how the change in narrative perspective influences the reader's understanding, connection to the characters, and overall reading experience. This will highlight the practical application of narrative theory and dependency grammar in creative writing.

Example Input

#INFORMATION ABOUT ME:
• Original narrative perspective: First-person
• Original excerpt: "I walked through the old town, feeling the cobblestones beneath my feet. Each step reminded me of the summers I spent here as a child."
• Rewritten narrative perspective: Third-person limited