Conceptualising voice in fiction texts
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I can understand what is meant by voice in a narrative and consider how voice is crafted.
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Voice is the language a writer uses to convey a perspective or tell a story.
Voice affects how we connect to and interpret the text.
Voice can be crafted through syntax, punctuation, repetition and word choice.
Voice can help shape a character's age, social class, mood, gender and the time period in which they are from in a text.
Writers can craft a distinct voice to reveal people's differing reactions to the same scenario or event.
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