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Narrator

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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There are three main types of narrators, or points of view: omniscient, first person, and third person limited.

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OMNISCIENT

THE NARRATOR IS NOT A CHARACTER IN THE STORY AND ALMOST NEVER REFERS TO HIMSELF OR HERSELF DIRECTLY.
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FIRST PERSON

A CHARACTER IN THE STORY WHO TALKS TO US, USING I, THE FIRST PERSON PRONOUN.
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THIRD PERSON

STORYTELLER ZOOMS IN ON JUST ONE CHARACTER
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UNRELIABLE AND CREDIBLE

  • Unreliable is biased and does not tell the truth.
  • Credible is a narrator that can be trusted.
  • Tone- attitude of speaker
  • Language, style, tone, and choice of words is the writers diction.

Abby Kleager