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Vignette

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Story DevicePlay
Use 'vignette' to add depth to a larger narrative without detailing a full story. SlideThe film's vignette about the soldier's childhood was moving.
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Emotional ImpactPlay
'Vignette' often gives a glimpse into characters’ emotions or backgrounds. SlideEach vignette in the play revealed a different aspect of the hero's personality.
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Brief and EvocativePlay
Think of a 'vignette' as a brief yet vivid scene that leaves a lasting impression. SlideThe writer crafted a poignant vignette to capture the villagers' daily lives.