Psypomp
Jun 12, 2009
Psypomp
Jun 12, 2009
Essays / Narrative Essay - having lunch with any famous person [7]
Oh! I'm sorry, I forgot to add that this is for a scholarship. Having a teacher would certainly be nice, though..
I was thinking of creating an atmosphere & storyline around the encounter. The person I've chosen lived a long time ago, so I want to insert myself into the time period and establish myself as a character.
Oh! I'm sorry, I forgot to add that this is for a scholarship. Having a teacher would certainly be nice, though..
I was thinking of creating an atmosphere & storyline around the encounter. The person I've chosen lived a long time ago, so I want to insert myself into the time period and establish myself as a character.
Psypomp
Jun 12, 2009
Essays / Narrative Essay - having lunch with any famous person [7]
The prompt to which I'm responding is pretty straightforward & common-- "If you could have lunch with any famous person, either living or dead, whom would you choose and why? Describe your conversation at lunch."
Instead of describing what we would do, I would like to create a first-person fictional narrative that includes dialogue. Is this straying too far from the "essay" format? Should I write a disclaimer saying that the essay is fictional?
As much as I would like to do this, I am concerned that the essay would be too "different". Can somebody help me out?
The prompt to which I'm responding is pretty straightforward & common-- "If you could have lunch with any famous person, either living or dead, whom would you choose and why? Describe your conversation at lunch."
Instead of describing what we would do, I would like to create a first-person fictional narrative that includes dialogue. Is this straying too far from the "essay" format? Should I write a disclaimer saying that the essay is fictional?
As much as I would like to do this, I am concerned that the essay would be too "different". Can somebody help me out?