Creating voice in our narratives
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- Q1What is the difference between authorial and narrative voice?Narrative voice is the voice of an author whereas authorial is of a character.Authorial voice is always flat whereas narrative voice is vibrant.Narrative voice is a constructed voice whereas authorial voice is a writer's own30s
- Q2If you have an idea for a narrative but cannot relate to it, what might best bring the story to life?ask someone else to write it for youcreate a character voice, distinct from your owntell it from your own point of view with embellishments30s
- Q3What is most important to consider when choosing a voice to tell your story?which character is emotionally invested in the story linewhich character is most bravewhich character will witness the storyline unfold30s
- Q4Which of these may *not* help to shape a compelling voice?revealing a character's personalitywriting about a character's biographical detailsrevealing a character's inner thoughts30s
- Q5How might the tone of voice in 'The Yellow Wallpaper' be described?bitterstablefuriousanxious30s
- Q6Which of these sentences crafts the most compelling voice?It was that stupid project set by Mr. Fisher that led me to be parentless.One day I was asked to do a school project; I had to create a family tree.I was back early from work and so was my husband.30s