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second-person narrative
/sˈɛkəndpˈɜːsən nˈæɹətˌɪv/
/sˈɛkəndpˈɜːsən nˈaɹətˌɪv/
Second-person narrative
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a point of view in which the story is told using "you" as the pronoun for the protagonist or narrator, making the reader or audience feel more involved in the story
What is a "second-person narrative"?
A second-person narrative is a storytelling perspective where the narrator addresses the audience directly using "you". In this approach, the reader or viewer is made to feel like a character in the story, experiencing events and actions from a personal point of view. This narrative style is less common and can create a unique, immersive experience, but it is often challenging to sustain over longer texts.
