<u>What is the best angle from which to write a narrative of personal experiences?</u>
<em>First-person narrative point of view using "I".</em>
When it comes to memoirs or autobiographies the best viewpoint for the author to convey emotions and <u>personal</u> experiences is the<u> first-person narrative</u>.
Using the<u> first-person</u> helps the reader <u>empathize</u> with the author's feelings and personal perspectives, as well as allowing them to immerse into the author's experience.
The most obvious differences are the lack of much scenery or many props and the role of the stage manager as one who talks to the audience. We'll also see, as we progress, the lack of a real "plot" since the play is one simply describing ordinary life.