The growth of a character is crucial to the structure of a novel. ... The pattern of character growth parallels plot development. ... It, however, limits the character's ability to add to the development of structure. ... Theme is the final element of structure to be discussed. ... The plot structures of these novels are entirely dissimilar. ...
His short literary work "The Moon in Its Flight,"" may be defined as a self-reflexive fictional work, in which two parallel stories are narrated through the use of peculiar techniques and devices: one story tells the summer romance between Rebecca and a young boy, who are immersed in a particular socio-historical context, and the other refers to the act of writing a story. ... Consequently, Critics find deeper themes such as class conflict and social structure in pieces which deal with wholly different issues on the surface. ...
