: Re: What effect does the gender of the narrator have on a story? I am reading this book, and a little girl is narrating the story. It was a new experience for me, since I am seeing the world
If the author is good the language used, the syntax, and the way situations are approached should reflect the narrator's background.
The “Voice†is distinctive for every one, and should be directly related to gender, age, culture and experiences.
"Other than the point of view of the narrator, how does the gender and age of a narrator affect the perception of the story?"
If you are talking about how the story is perceived, then yes, those factors could influence the story credibility.
One wouldn't assume the same level of truthfulness or impartiality from 10 years old or 40 years old. This can be relevant when there is a question of credibility, or when some authors misguide the reader for a big finale.
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