Question

In the radio drama Orson Wells uses the techniques Narrator(voice,tempo,tone)

Answer 1

Answer:

If you are asking why they use a narrator then

Explanation:

They used the narrator so the listener could feel like they are in the story and the narrator could add details that you don't know and are not listed in the book (if it was a book). The tone would be good because the listener could hear the tone of the voice if it were happy or sad, and adds more details.

Answer 2

Answer:

The narrator speaks in a tone that brings you into the events he is explaining/experiencing. The tempo is very important because it helps easily set the mood and as does tone. The tone changes as the events progress- it truly expresses the meaning of the drama itself.

Explanation:

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