Multiple Narrators

Definition

Multiple narrators refers to a literary technique where a story is told from the perspective of more than one character. This allows for different viewpoints and interpretations of events.

Related terms

Unreliable Narrator:

A narrator whose credibility or truthfulness is questionable.

Stream of Consciousness:

A narrative style that presents thoughts and feelings as they occur in the character's mind.

Epistolary Novel: A novel written in the form of letters or diary entries.