What are the three parts when signing a narrative in ASL?

There are actually four parts to signing a narrative in ASL, not three:

1. Introduction: This is where you introduce the topic of your story, often using a classifier to represent the main character or object.

2. Setting: You describe the setting of your story, including time, place, and any other relevant details.

3. Body: This is the main part of your story, where you tell the events that happened in a clear and engaging way. You will use different signs and classifiers to represent actions, objects, and characters.

4. Conclusion: You wrap up your story with a summary or a final thought, often using a sign like "finished" or "that's it."

Remember, these are just general guidelines. The specific details and signs you use will vary depending on your individual story.