Second Person Narrative Flashcards

A narrative viewpoint where the writer addresses the reader directly using 'you'.

Creates a sense of immediacy and involvement, making the reader feel directly addressed or part of the story.

The pronoun 'you' is used to directly address the reader.

Can be used to immerse the reader in a scene by describing what 'you' see, feel, or experience.

Engages the reader by making them feel personally involved or responsible for the argument being presented.

May appear in the unseen fiction text to create a unique narrative perspective.

Could be used in non-fiction texts to directly address the audience and make the viewpoint more engaging.

Can feel unnatural or forced if not used carefully, and may limit the writer's ability to explore multiple perspectives.

Often creates a conversational or intimate tone, depending on the context and language choices.

Requires careful consideration of the audience to ensure the direct address is appropriate and effective.