What is indirect narration?

When the speaker reports the quoted speech in the form of a narrative without changing the meaning of the actual quotation or words, it is called indirect narration.

Plot, character, conflict and resolution are the four basic components of all narratives and themes. The use of sensory details is crucial to emotionally engage the reader. A strong introduction is important to hook the reader. A strong conclusion should add resolution to the conflict and evoke the narrative’s theme.