This study delves into the intricate roles of the author, narrator, and characters in narrative texts, highlighting their interdependent functions in shaping the overall narrative structure. By examining the perspectives and interactions of these elements, the research explores how authors create meaning, narrators mediate the story, and characters bring it to life. Particular emphasis is placed on the interplay between these roles and their impact on narrative style, reader engagement, and the delivery of thematic content. The findings provide valuable insights for literary analysts, educators, and students aiming to deepen their understanding of narrative techniques.

Narrative texts, author’s role, narrator’s function

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