If the narrator of a fictional piece is not a character in the story, which statement about the narrator is true?

the narrator of the work is always known as the speaker.

the narrator is the historical author of the piece.

the narrator speaks using an authorial voice.

the narrator will speak from a third-person point of view.

Answer;

The narrator speaks using an authorial voice.

Explanation;

A narrator is a crucial element of any work of fiction, this is the person who is telling the story.

We can have ;

-First person narrator who uses an "I". this narrator is usually a character in the story who interacts with other characters.

-Second person narrator who speaks in "you".

-Third person narrator who is not a figure in the story, but an observer who is outside the action being described.

If the narrator of a fictional piece is not a character in the story the narrator speaks using an authorial voice.

Answer;

The narrator speaks using an authorial voice.

Explanation;

A narrator is a crucial element of any work of fiction, this is the person who is telling the story.

We can have ;

-First person narrator who uses an "I". this narrator is usually a character in the story who interacts with other characters.

-Second person narrator who speaks in "you".

-Third person narrator who is not a figure in the story, but an observer who is outside the action being described.

If the narrator of a fictional piece is not a character in the story the narrator speaks using an authorial voice.

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