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⌈ Secret Post #2483 ⌋

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Re: Examples of characterization through narration

[(Anonymous)]

Doctor Watson from Sherlock Holmes (more frequent use of active voice when describing Holmes's actions vs more frequent passive voice when describing other characters' actions, avoids explaining or pointing out the importance and positive effect of any action he takes vs the positive effect of any action Holmes takes)

-Huckleberry Finn (perspective shows rather uneven education, often cannot quite understand the implications or subtext of situations that the reader would pick up on, preoccupied/distracted by personal/human elements of events)

-Pi Patel from Life of Pi (throughout the first two sections he's clearly always describing his life in a context that does not become quite clear to the reader until the third section of the book, which is a vertabim recorded transcript rather than narration that he has control over).


This is assuming more subtle examples than the blatantly-unreliable narrators of stuff like the protagonists of many Poe stories, Humbert Humbert from Lolita, etc.