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The voice that knows how the story ends but tells it slow on purpose.
means The person or voice that tells a story, recounting events to an audience or reader.
from From Latin narrator, 'a teller,' from narrare, 'to relate or recount.' That verb traces back to gnarus, 'knowing' — a cousin of the same ancient root that gives us 'know' and 'gnosis.' So buried in the word is a quiet truth: to narrate is, first, to know — and only then to tell.
- Unreliable kind
- Some lie to you the entire book
- Greek roots
- From narrare, meaning to make known
- Second person
- Rarest mode, drags you in as you
- Nature docs
- Calm tone over animals eating each other
- Omniscient power
- Reads every mind, picks which to share
for instance
morgan freeman — narrator of the shawshank redemption and over 150 films since 1971
david attenborough — narrator of planet earth and life documentaries, 97 years old
werner herzog — narrator of grizzly man and dozens of his own documentaries since 1970