Challenge 180- Narrator

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Some of the most famous stories and fairy tales are told by someone outside the action, someone who looks at all the heroes and villains and their deeds, and yet doesn’t do a thing about it. He is only there to tell the story, nothing more. He is not allowed to warn the heroes of the dangers in front of them, he is not allowed to thwart the villain’s plans, and he is never allowed to be part of the journey.

But, sometimes, the storyteller is one of the most important characters in the story. He gives us insight to what the characters think and how they act towards each other. He is there to show that even the coldest villains have a touch of sympathy, that even the bravest heroes have a sense of cowardice. And, if he’s lucky enough, he can be part of the tale that he shares, changing the story forever.
This is because all stories can never come into being without a Narrator.

The narrator can be female, male, or even without a gender. Maybe you could write how the Keyblade sees things. Maybe you could write about how the Disney Castle tells its story. Let your imagination run wild. ^^

Challenge ends on Saturday, March 21. Good luck!