Socrates contends that the effect of good poetry is to lead the youth to follow the correct path permitted by the law and in agreement with the experience of the elders, which indicates the instructive role of literature.

A. The story-world of characters and events is filtered through the narrator’s consciousness alone.
B. The Narrator can be the central character or a witness to what happens to the central character.
C. The narrator can go into the mind of other characters freely and describe how they think and feel directly.
D. Frequently it is called the First-Person Narrator because the story is told by a character who uses “I”.

A. precise and compact
B. full of verbs but short of adjectives and adverbs
C. minimal use of subordinate clauses
D. minimal use of subordinate clauses

A. can be a character in the story
B. a disembodied "voice" the writer creates to tell the story from outside
C. tells the story in the third person
D. characters and events is filtered through the narrator’s consciousness alone