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This piece explores the concepts of point of view and tone in storytelling. It distinguishes between the author, the one who writes the story, and the narrator, the voice that tells it. The narrator conveys the story from a specific perspective—either from within the narrative as a character or from outside it. Tone reflects the author's feelings towards the subject matter, revealing their attitude. By analyzing tone, readers can gain insight into the author's emotions and the intended impact of the narrative.
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Point of View And Tone
Point of View • The author is the person who wrote the story. • The narrator is the person who is telling the story. • The narrator tells the story from a certain point of view,or perspective. • The narrator can be telling the story from the point of view of a character in the story, or the narrator can be telling the story from the point of view of a person outside the story.
Tone • The tone is how the author feels about the story or something in it. • When you identify the tone, you figure out the author’s attitude toward his or her subject matter.
The tone of the passage is the author’s attitude about what he or she is writing about. When considering the tone of a story, think about the author’s approach to the story. Ask yourself how the author feels about the subject matter. Ask yourself how you feel when you read the passage.
