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Julli [10]
1 year ago
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Which of the following can be said about different types of narration? a. Restricted and omniscient narration cannot be used wit

hin the same film. b. Restricted and omniscient narration can be used within the same film, but only if there is no voice-over narrator. c. Restricted and omniscient narration can be used within the same film depending on the needs of the story. d. Restricted and omniscient narration can be used within the same film, but only along with a third-person voice-over narrator. e. Restricted and omniscient narration can be used within the same film, but only along with a first-person voice-over narrator.
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1 answer:
Igoryamba1 year ago
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Answer:

<u>a. Restricted and omniscient narration cannot be used within the same film.</u>

Explanation:

Restricted narrator is a narrator that has limits regarding the information going on in the film. It is constanly a voice from one of the characters.

It differenciates from onmisient narrator, because this last one has no limits regardig the information he has on the film.

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