Who is Telling the Story?

The narrator is the person telling the story, who may or may not be a character in the story.

A character is a person, animal, or being that plays a role in the story.

It means that the character shares their own thoughts and feelings, giving a personal perspective.

It means that the narrator describes the events and characters from an outside perspective.

"I was so excited to go to the park!"

"Maria loved to go to the park every Saturday."

A narrator tells the story from outside, while a character is involved in the story.

Yes, sometimes the narrator is also a character in the story.

It means to figure out who is telling the story and their role.

Knowing who tells the story helps us understand the perspective and feelings in the story.