Which literary term describes a story told by a narrator who knows everything, including the thoughts of all characters?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. An omniscient (auctorial) narrator, who stands above the story
- Step 1: The narrator knows the thoughts of every character. Step 2. This is the omniscient, or auctorial, narrator. Answer: an omniscient narrator. Why not the others: The other narrators have limited knowledge.
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