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The 17 pages that link to Narrator, each with the reason it gives.

• Nonlinear narrativeRelated: A narrator’s access to events can explain gaps, rearrangements, and competing accounts.

• Frame storyRelated: A narrator often introduces the frame and tells or relays the inner tales.

• Narrative voiceRelated: The narrator is the speaking presence through which narrative voice becomes audible.

• NarrativeRelated: The narrator supplies the voice through which a narrative presents events.

• Point of viewRelated: The narrator is the source through which a story’s perspective reaches its audience.

• Narrative perspectiveRelated: The narrator is the voice through which a narrative perspective is conveyed.

• FocalizationRelated: The narrator tells the story, but need not be the source of its perceptions.

• NarrationRelated: The narrator is the telling agency through which narration reaches its audience.

• Point of view (literature)Related: The narrator’s identity and knowledge establish the work’s presenting position.

• Framing deviceRelated: A frame often gives an embedded story a specific teller and situation.

• ProseRelated: A prose narrator shapes what is told and how events are presented.

• Exposition (narrative)Related: A narrator can state background information directly or limit what is disclosed.

• Gottfried von StrassburgRelated: Gottfried’s narrator comments on storytelling and guides judgments of the lovers.