What is the effect of people telling stories in their own voices with their own words?

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The answer is B. It enables the audience to connect with the storyteller. This is super important in any type of story so you can feel what they are trying to portray in their own words.

mart [117]4 years ago

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Answer:

B. it enables the audience to connect with the storyteller

Explanation:

If the audience has the chance of listening to a story told by the person who has created that story, they will get the story teller' s emotions directly. The audience will sympathise with the author of the story and will be able to put themselves in the author's shoes much more easily. This is the effect of direct speech: story told directly by the speaker. This is different from indirect speech: story retold by another person. In this case, the person who tells the story will use her / his own words and will refer to his / her own interpretation of the story teller's emotions. Therefore, the audince will feel more distant from the real story teller.

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