He essay includes almost no dialogue. why do you think orwell's voice as a narrator is the only one readers hear? is the absence

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He essay includes almost no dialogue. why do you think orwell's voice as a narrator is the only one readers hear? is the absence

of dialogue a strength or a weakness? explain.

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Arada [10] · Answer 1 · 2023-11-05T08:32:53+03:00

The absence of dialogues can be used as a strength if a writer is good but this can also turn into a weakness if the writer is unable to narrate correctly.

<h3 /><h3>Who is a Narrator?</h3>

A Narrator is a person who narrates the story, that is the story is written from the narrator's perspective and the writing includes his/ her voice.

When there are no dialogues in the story the narrator is the only person who is being read in the story, the narrator describes the scenes as he/she looks at it, the story is usually well defined of each scene so the readers can imagine the complete scene and make a complete picture in mind.

Including dialogues in the story makes the readers imagine different voices in the head. When there is no dialogues only the narrator has a voice.

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