小说通常是用第三人称或第一人称写成的,我们知道,对其中一种形式的选择并不是无足轻重的。不同的叙述选择所起到的效果也不尽相同,特别是听讲述的读者的地位会随之而变。1——第三人称叙述中最朴实最基本的形式是第三人称;每次作者使用一个第三人称,那呈现出来的肯定是一副“面孔”,作者并不想让我们从字面上去认识他,而要我们把它和那个心照不宣的人称相叠比较。 Novels are usually written in third or first person, and we know that one of these forms of choice is not insignificant. The effects of different narrative choices vary, especially as the status of the reader who listens to them changes. 1- The most simplest and most basic form of third-person narration is the third person; each time the author uses a third person, the affirmation is a “face,” and the author does not want us to literally recognize him We compare it with the unspoken person.