Types of Narrators in Literature

The video tutorial introduces different types of narrators in storytelling, including protagonist, secondary, witness, omniscient, and observer narrators. Each type is explained with examples, highlighting their unique characteristics and roles in a narrative. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of understanding these narrators to enhance storytelling skills. It concludes with encouragement to practice and apply the knowledge gained.

What is the primary role of a narrator in a story?

• To create characters

• To organize and tell the story

• To design the setting

• To write the dialogue

Which type of narrator is also the main character in the story?

• Protagonist narrator

• Observer narrator

• Witness narrator

• Omniscient narrator

In which point of view does the protagonist narrator usually speak?

• Second person

• Third person

• Fourth person

• First person

What distinguishes a secondary or character narrator from a protagonist narrator?

• They know everything about the story

• They are part of the story but not the main character

• They are the main character

• They are not part of the story

How does a secondary narrator engage with the audience?

• By creating suspense

• By describing the setting

• By directly addressing them

• By ignoring them

What is a key characteristic of a witness narrator?

• They know everything about the story

• They are the main character

• They only describe what they have seen

• They are not part of the story

Which type of narrator has knowledge of all characters' thoughts and feelings?

• Observer narrator

• Protagonist narrator

• Witness narrator

• Omniscient narrator

What is the main feature of an observer narrator?

• They are the main character

• They only describe what they see

• They know the future

• They participate in the story

How does an observer narrator's narration differ from others?

• It is written in first person

• It is objective and without judgments

• It includes all characters' thoughts

• It is subjective and opinionated

What is the benefit of understanding different types of narrators?

• To create more complex characters

• To design better settings

• To write better dialogue

• To tell stories in various ways