Narrators

Narrative Voice

The choice of narrators greatly influences the reader's perception of the story, shaping how the plot unfolds and how characters are portrayed.

First or third person

can provide distinct experiences; first-person narrators offer intimacy and personal insight, while third-person narrators can provide a broader perspective, allowing for multiple character viewpoints.

Reading a narrator’s tone

is essential as it sets the mood of the narrative and informs the reader about the emotional undertone of events. Additionally, an unreliable narrator can challenge the reader's assumptions, prompting them to question the truth of the narrative presented.