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Narration In A Telephone Call And Miss Brill

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January 7, 2015

 

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The author of this story, Katherine Mansfield, switches back and forth between the two throughout the plot. Omniscient and limited omniscient narration make the story captivating for the reader, because omniscient and limited omniscient narration inform the reader on what is going on in the minds if either the protagonist’s, or all of the characters...
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This type of narration connects you more to the story. Instead of just reading about the appearance of the characters and what they may be doing, omniscient narration gives you a glimpse on the feelings of the characters and how whatever they might be doing is affecting them. This is more stimulating than objective narration because it is more like real life...
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