Speaker's Tone

Definition

The speaker's tone refers to the attitude or emotion conveyed by the narrator or speaker in a literary work. It is how the words are expressed, giving insight into the writer's feelings and intentions.

Related terms

Mood:

The overall feeling or atmosphere created by a literary work.

Diction:

The choice of words and phrases used by the writer, which influences the tone of the text.

Figurative Language:

Language that goes beyond literal meaning, such as metaphors or similes, to enhance the emotional impact of a piece.