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Often used in the same context:
narration,
protagonist,
voiceover,
epigraph,
narrative,
autobiographer,
alcestis,
picaresque,
raskolnikov,
knight errant,
vignette,
antiheroine,
flashback,
prose poem,
character,
soliloquizing,
spellbinder,
sancho panza,
amanuensis,
philomela,
duologue,
doubleness,
storyteller,
moony,
stammers,
affectless,
uhry,
zinnemann,
drood,
warbles,
beatrice lillie,
solipsist,
portrayer,
launce,
autolycus,
lech,
calpurnia,
cavafy,
parable,
melancholy,
bildungsroman,
epilogue,
anouilh,
hitcher,
describer,
poet,
empath,
lisping,
roundelay,
novella,
tiresias,
haunting,
dogberry,
coda,
evocation,
hemingwayesque,
tevye,
poem,
cuckolds,
monologues,
wastrel,
fable,
schlemiel,
woodenness,
interludes,
conceit,
wanderer,
threnody,
monolog,
darkling,
allegory,
edmund kean,
versifier,
denise levertov,
elegy,
quiddity,
wiseacre,
verse,
wozzeck,
zestily,
recitative,
demonologist,
queen mab,
polonius,
heroine,
hippolytus,
baritone,
rainer maria rilke,
paraphrases,
prologue,
insubstantiality,
algernon,
le carre,
tereus,
ghostliness,
governess,
playlet,
flo ziegfeld,
punster,
giraudoux,
aphorist,
charwoman,
narrators,
author,
informant,
interviewer,
informants,
addressee,
interlocutor,
interpreter,
presenter,
protagonists,
reporter,
helper,
persona,
reviewer,
scribe,
announcer,
caretaker
More specific:
anecdotist,
fabulist,
griot,
raconteur
More general:
speaker,
talker
Synonyms:
storyteller
Also try:
— Adjectives for narrator:
person,
omniscient,
first,
unreliable,
young,
male,
female,
unnamed,
anonymous,
fictional,
primary,
more...
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