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Narratee
The narratee is the person to whom a narrator recounts the narrative.
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Definition
The narratee is separate from the reader, providing the narrator with someone to narrate to who many times responds to and interacts with the narrator.
Examples
Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness
Critical Debates
- {is the term contested, challenged, defined differently, etc.?}
Related Terms
- {list any terms that are related or usefully connected to this term or concept (e.g., list story under the definition of discourse)}
References
Prince, Gerald. Dictionary of Narratology