Emulating Ishiguro's use of an artificial voice in 'Klara and the Sun'
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I can emulate Ishiguro’s use of mechanical and spatial language to craft my own artificial voice.
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The narrator of Ishiguro’s ‘Klara and the Sun’ is an artificial intelligence companion for children.
In order to emulate Ishiguro’s use of an artificial voice, we might describe the character in mechanical terms.
They might offer a description of their surroundings that focuses on spatiality rather than sensory language.
You could also show how the character doesn’t fully comprehend social situations or interactions.
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