Narrative Inconsistencies

Definition

Narrative inconsistencies refer to discrepancies or contradictions within a story that disrupt its coherence and logical flow. These inconsistencies can include plot holes, contradictory character actions, or conflicting details.

Related terms

Contrasting Perspectives:

Refers to different viewpoints or opinions presented in a narrative that provide diverse insights into events or characters.

Complexity:

Describes narratives that have intricate plots, multi-dimensional characters, and layered themes, challenging readers to analyze and interpret various elements.

Unreliable Narrator:

A narrator whose credibility is questionable due to bias, mental instability, or intentional deception. This adds an element of uncertainty and intrigue to the storytelling.