Question

Which feature of a story is most important for interpreting the author’s emotions?

(1 point)
Responses

symbolism
symbolism

narrative voice
narrative voice

dialogue
dialogue

setting

Answer 1

The most important feature of a story for interpreting the author’s emotions is **narrative voice**. The narrative voice conveys the tone, perspective, and emotional undercurrents of the story, allowing readers to connect with the author's feelings and intentions more directly.