Please can you check this paragraph explaining a subjective narrator?
Subjective Narrator is the person in the story who can only speak his/her experience within it, for example a graphic novel I read called Death note its about a detective who tries to find a killer who only uses a book to kill his victims. The book is called death note because you put the persons you want kill name and you have to know there appearance and write down there cause of death the main point is its about his experience His thoughts and his words.
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Anyway, you get off-topic in the middle of the paragraph. Instead of describing the premise of the book, describe its narrator and how he/she is subjective.
Watch your grammar, too. (But you need to revise it, so there’s no point in suggesting grammar revisions yet).
because he/she is in the story,
and can only speak to his/her experience within it.”
Issues with the paragraph
your example is not clear. You arte talking about a book give a summary of the main idea but it is not an example of a subjective narrator. A more appropraite example of a Subjective Narrator would be from Meg Cabots Princesss Daries when all you see is Mia point of view an dthere is not any other character devlpment besides how Mia sees the persons actions and the only time there is a shifting view point is if the narrator sees it. You need to give examples from the text of narraors point of view and why you find it questionable.
Symantic issues:
Check verb tense i.e. Killed instead of kill in thrid line
Underline or italicize your tittles of books.
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