Introduce a Narrator

A narrator is often either a character in the story or an unknown “third person” through which events are told

A third-person narrator reports what characters do, think, and say and refers to characters by name or as “he” and “she.”

When a character is the narrator, the character will tell only what he or she is thinking, saying, experiencing, and observing, referring to himself or herself as “I.”

Who is telling the story—one of the characters or a narrator who is not participating in the action?

Who are the characters?

What important details does the narrator tell about them?

What do these details reveal about the characters’ personalities?

Write two paragraphs of a narrative

about characters who are facing a financial challenge.

You need to introduce the narrator and at least one other character.

You will write this in a Google Doc in your homeroom called "Narrator-Financial Challenge"