First Person Narrator

Definition

A first person narrator is a storytelling technique where the story is narrated by one character using "I" pronouns. The narrator directly shares their own experiences and perceptions with readers.

Related terms

Second Person Narrator: A second person narrator addresses the reader as "you," creating a sense of direct involvement in the story.

Third Person Narrator: A third person narrator is an external voice that tells the story from an outside perspective, using pronouns like "he," "she," or "they."

Inner Monologue: Inner monologue refers to a character's internal thoughts and reflections, often presented in first person narration.