That's how the structure of narrative text?

Do you know how the story developed? Each text must have a certain structure how a text is formed. Then, how the generic structure of a narrative text? a narrative text generally have ata consists of three main parts. Usually a narrative or story begins with the Orientation, which is the part where the author or authors describe the world for the story. In this section we introduced where and when events occur. In this stage also created a mood, impression, or the atmosphere that makes the reader want to continue to follow the story. Orientation or introduction phase can be shortened, but also written bija long enough until a few pages panganya.
In the middle of the story biasanaya then shown what is called a Complication or problem, namely the part where the main character faces obstacles in achieving its goals. In this section, the characters begin to experience conflict. Complication is what makes the story more interesting, because the figures have twists and turns of the problem. Complications is a reflection of real life, and is a part that can assure readers that any problems will be found a way out.
A good narrative text and can satisfy the readers of the story is the existence of a resolution, that is the way kelaur and problems faced by the resolution. Resolution of the problems facing the main character solved. In this section are generally of a story or narrative text has two trends, namely the story with a happy ending (happy ending) and or end the story with sadness (sad ending), but there is also a narrative text that allow the reader or listener to guess the ending.
Apart from the structure of the text, from the standpoint of language features, narrative text kahs also characterized as follows.

1. Participants are specific and often individual
2. Many action verbs (material processes), and there is also the use of verbal and mental processes.
3. Usually use the past tense
4. Many use lingking words relating to time
5. Often include dialogue and tense will probably change
6. Descriptive language used to create images in the mind of the reader.
7. Can be written in first person (I) or third (he, she, They).