The Role of the Narrator

Narrator of the story is a narrator, from one to several people in the story. How the authors develop the story will guide the reader how to handle their work. A narrator can present a story surely or incorrectly, from a persuasive point of view to an ironic point of view. The author can lose or obtain related information by changing the story. Diarative Middlebook, Narrative said, "As a reader 's guide, we need to invent narrator."

The role of the narrator and opinion in the above story usually includes the opinion of the first person and the related narrator. In "Great Gatsby", the storyteller of the novel is Nick Callaway. He is a young man who moved to the East to study bond trading. Nick, who is sincere, tolerant and prone to trying to keep judgment, often gains confidence in people who interfere with secrets and problems. Great Gatsby was told entirely through the eyes of Nick, and his thoughts and perceptions formed a story. As Nick said, "I tend to keep every judgment ... an abnormal heart is easily found and adheres to this quality" (Fitzgerald 1). In Catherine Anne Porter's short story, the main role is also a narrator. Grandma tells the story of the last moment of her life as she knows lovingly. The author uses an internal monologue or consciousness flow

In the story, the characters play different roles. Narrator (Sergeant X) played an important role in showing the transition that faced after the war (Peterson 58). The author draws his youth who joined the army as a dream. His personality is brave and brave. But this will not last long. After the war, he changed his character. The reader feels the transition of the story change of the story. He was abused, troubled, and became a scary soldier. His humor and gentle character changed the ironic and cruel character of war. A change in the tone of the utterance indicates a change in behavior. Role plays a role to prove the influence of war (Peterson 64)