Fictionalized biography
SEE: Biography on Pol Pot.
Biography that dramatizes some of the events in the life of its subject.....WrongIt'sBiography that focuses on ONE stage or aspect of a person's life.Apex.John Handley Highschool :)
dramatize means to draw some thing
A fictionalized biography is a work of literature that blends elements of fiction with the factual details of a person's life. It uses imagination and creative storytelling to fill in gaps or enhance historical events, personalities, and motivations.
Yes, "The Siege of Firebase Gloria" is based on true events. The movie depicts the defense of an American firebase in Vietnam during the Tet Offensive in 1968. While some aspects may be dramatized, the overall story is rooted in real historical events.
Neither a journal nor a biography is fiction. A journal is typically a first-person account of daily events, and a biography is a third-person account of a life story. Some liberties and biases can be taken with both of these forms, but neither is straight fiction.
While The Christmas Sweater is fictional, the plot of the story is based on events from Beck's real life. However, some elements of the story are dramatized for effect, and time is manipulated for similar reasons. Some discrepancies are also documented in the prologue and epilogue.
Usually, before the reality show starts, it will say; Warning: some of these scenes are made for entertainment only. This means that most of the show is made up or improvised, but some of it might be staged or set up. Hope this helps!
Various people. Julius Caesar's biography matches some of the events in Julius Caesar; Macbeth's biography matches some (admittedly not many) of the events in Macbeth. The history plays are full of events which match events in the lives of real people. A man called Peter Strachey was in a shipwreck, and there are shipwrecks in The Tempest, and Twelfth Night, and Pericles, and The Comedy of Errors. A number of Lottery winners have blown all their money just like Timon of Athens did. Plenty of people have lost lawsuits just like Shylock did. There was a woman who was Shakespeare's contemporary called Mary Frith who dressed like a man, just like Portia, Julia, Rosalind, Imogen and Viola. I'm not sure why this is important. The history plays and some of the tragedies are intended to portray the lives of real people (sort of). The other stories are just fictions which Shakespeare borrowed from earlier works of fiction. Any resemblance to real people is strictly coincidental.
A biography is the name given to a book which details somebody's life, often from their birth until their death. If you write a biography of yourself it is called an autobigraphy.
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