English, 16.11.2020 21:50 cecilysimpson3089

HEL Why is an author’s choice of narrator so important in a story?
1. The narrator’s main role is to entertain the reader.
2. The narrator determines the perspective from which we see events.
3. The narrator’s point of view always reflects the author’s own opinions.
4. The narrator determines the outcome of the story’s main conflict.

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HEL Why is an author’s choice of narrator so important in a story?
1. The narrator’s main rol...