The narrative speed in the novel "It's Twenty-Three" based on the theory of genius

The novel "It's Twenty-Three People" by Ahmed Yusefzadeh is considered as the novel of war. The story of this epic novel and the persistence of 23 of Iran's precious Iranian teenagers during the 1960s is captured by the language of one of them (the writer of the novel). In this study, which aims to highlight one of the values of the novel, the issue of "speed of narration" has been studied as an effective factor in its reputation and its survival. Reviewing the speed of narration is to show how much of a book has been devoted to literary work, actions, and events over time from time to time, and how much of a book is devoted to measuring each time period; Therefore, the narratives of the "Twenty-Three People" novel, based on the narrative theory of "Gerard Genette", were analyzed in an analytical descriptive manner and focused on increasing and decreasing factors of narrative speed in such topics as selection and elimination, periodicity, Frequency, description, dialogue, adding episode, theorizing, expressing mental activity, depicting emotional-emotional time, self-righteousness, and quoting. The result of this study is that the speed of narration in the narratives of the novel "It is twenty-three people" is "slow". Considering the volume of these narratives, the maximum use of speed-reducing agents is considered to be an advantage, and has led to the popularity, popularity and durability of the novel.