Denise Giardina Writing Styles in The Unquiet Earth: A Novel

Denise Giardina
This Study Guide consists of approximately 38 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Unquiet Earth.

Denise Giardina Writing Styles in The Unquiet Earth: A Novel

Denise Giardina
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This section contains 1,020 words
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Point of View

The Unique Earth is written in the first person from the perspective of the main characters of the story. Within one chapter, the story is narrated by as many as three for four different characters. In that way, the characters are providing their viewpoints on the events and their dealings with each other. Although naturally some characters interpret events differently just as in real life, there is a minimum of conflict in the storytelling which serves to move the story along at a good pace and with a minimum of confusion.

Once the reader becomes accustomed to the personalities of the different characters, it facilitates the understanding of the entire saga. For example, Dillon is angry and bitter and the reader comes to expect that he will give a cynical view of events. Many sections are narrated by the character, Rachel, who is Dillon's star-crossed lover...

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