The description in a personal narrative aids in the development of the characters. It gives readers insight into what makes each character unique and special. Without knowing these things about their characters, it is difficult for writers to write clearly about them. In addition, the use of details can help readers understand events more fully and therefore feel more connected to the story. For example, if something unusual happens to one of the characters, other characters or events may be described in order to explain why this has happened and how it affects the character. This helps readers understand what is going on in the story and connects them even more deeply with the characters. Finally, a personal narrative often includes conversations between characters. These conversations clarify relationships between characters and help readers understand what motives they have for acting as they do. For example, if one character acts hostile toward another, an explanation is needed for this behavior. The explanation might include references to past experiences that shaped the character's personality. This would help readers understand why the character acts the way he or she does from moment to moment. These are just some examples of ways that authors can use information provided by the description section to bring life to their characters and create interest among readers.