Omniscient Narrator Flashcards

A narrator who knows everything about the story, including the thoughts and feelings of all characters.

The perspective from which a story is told, such as first-person, third-person, or omniscient.

Knows all characters' thoughts, feelings, and actions; provides a broad overview of events.

Creates a sense of authority and reliability, giving the reader a complete understanding of the story.

An omniscient narrator knows everything, while a limited narrator only knows the perspective of one character.

Often used in third-person narratives to provide a comprehensive view of the story.

Can adopt a neutral, formal, or subjective tone depending on the writer's purpose.

Allows shifts in focus between characters and events, creating a dynamic and layered narrative structure.

Helps the reader understand multiple perspectives, enhancing empathy and connection to the story.

Common in literature fiction to explore complex themes and relationships between characters.