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Abbyorr20
Abbyorr20 Abbyorr20
  • 28-02-2017
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The following question refers to “Narrator and Voice”: A narrator who uses the pronoun “I” is a/an third-person-limited narrator. omniscient narrator. first-person narrator. unreliable narrator.

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IncredibleCaitlyn
IncredibleCaitlyn IncredibleCaitlyn
  • 28-02-2017

A first-person narrator. 

An unreliable narrator is a narrator you can't trust 

And third person, both limited and omniscient would use he and she.

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