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The 13 pages that link to Narration, each with the reason it gives.

• Voice-overNarrower topic: Voice-over is one way narration can be delivered.

• DialogueCompared with: Narration reports events; dialogue presents participants' contributions directly.

• IntertitleRelated: Narrative intertitles perform a written form of narration between scenes.

• Epic theatreRelated: Narrators can summarize outcomes before scenes unfold, shifting attention from suspense to causes.

• MonologueCompared with: A monologue is a speech by a speaker, while narration can describe events without dramatic address.

• Breaking the fourth wallNarrower topic: A narrator can address the audience directly, making the technique possible beyond dialogue.

• SoliloquyCompared with: Narration can disclose inner thought without staging a character speaking aloud.

• Diegetic soundCompared with: Narration may sit outside the story world, unlike character-heard diegetic speech.

• Apocalypse NowRelated: Willard’s voice-over gives the river journey a personal, reflective frame.

• Morgan FreemanNarrower topic: His measured delivery made narration a prominent part of his public work.

• Peter and the WolfRelated: A narrator explains the action alongside the orchestra.

• Thomas & FriendsRelated: A single narrator guided the original episodes and voiced their characters.

• Giles CooperRelated: Cooper’s plays often make spoken accounts shape what can be known about events.