Which statement is true of travel narratives and traditional fiction narratives?
setting is descriptive in travel narratives but plain in traditional fiction narratives.
point of view is important in travel narratives but unimportant in traditional fiction narratives.
travel narratives are always longer than traditional fiction narratives.
characters are less important in travel narratives than in traditional fiction narratives.

Characters are less important in travel narratives than in traditional fiction narratives.

Although characters matter in both types of fiction writing, they tend to be more important in traditional fiction narratives than in travel narratives. This is because travel narratives usually focus on other elements of fiction, such as the setting. Moreover, as travel narratives try to mimic the experience of a journey, characters usually appear for short periods, and are not well-known by the narrator.

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