Create an image from the following poem THE NIGHT FACE UP Julio Cortázar Halfway

Create an image from the following poem THE NIGHT FACE UP Julio Cortázar Halfway down the long hall of the hotel he thought it must be late and he hurried out to the street and get the motorcycle from the corner where the doorman next door allowed him to keep it. At the jewelry store on the corner he saw that it was 1 o'clock • It is a deliberate transgression of the narrative levels in a literary work. • Operation: It occurs when an unexpected crossover occurs between the different levels of the narrative., that would normally be separated. • Effect: Creates a break in conventional narrative logic, challenging the reader's expectations. • Common types: o A fictional character enters the world "real" of the author or reader. o The author or narrator intervenes directly in the fictional story. o Characters in a story within a story interact with those in the main story. • Purpose: It is usually used for: o Questioning the boundaries between reality and fiction. o Create surprising or disconcerting effects. o Explore themes of metafiction. CONTINUITY OF THE PARKS Julio Cortázar I had started reading the novel a few days before. He left her for urgent business, He opened it again when he was returning by train to the farm.; He slowly became interested in the plot, for the drawing of the characters. That afternoon, After writing a letter to his agent and discussing a sharecropping issue with the steward, He returned to the book in the quiet of the study that looked out onto the oak park.. Lounging in his favorite chair, with his back to the door that would have bothered him as an irritating possibility of intrusion, He let his left hand caress the green velvet over and over again and began to read the last chapters.. His memory effortlessly retained the names and images of the protagonists.; The novelistic illusion won him over almost immediately. He enjoyed the almost perverse pleasure of peeling away line by line from what surrounded him., and feel at the same time that