Narrative Viewpoint (AQA GCSE English Language): Flashcards

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Narrative Viewpoint
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Narrator definition

The voice that tells the story

Narrative viewpoint definition

The perspective from which a story is told

First-person narrator pronouns

I, we, me

First-person narrator effect on readers

Creates stronger, more personal connection

First-person narrator limitation

Limited to what that character knows and experiences

Second-person narrator pronoun

You

Second-person narrator effect

Makes reader feel like a character in the story

Third-person narrator pronouns

He, she, they

Omniscient third-person narrator

Knows what all characters are thinking

Limited knowledge third-person narrator

Knows what only one character thinks/feels

Third-person narrator perspective

Separate from characters, more detached viewpoint

Factors affecting narrator reliability

Knowledge limitations, bias, intentional deception

How to identify narrative viewpoint

Look at pronouns used (I/we/you/he/she/they)

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