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| ex1=<mt p="Narrator" g="Max Paine">The PC acts as Narrator in a filmic fashion</mt> | | ex1=<mt p="Narrator" g="Max Paine">The PC acts as Narrator in a filmic fashion</mt> | ||
| ex2=<mt p="Narrator" g="Sam and Max">A character assumes the role of narrator (please notice the inscription in his desk).</mt> | | ex2=<mt p="Narrator" g="Sam and Max">A character assumes the role of narrator (please notice the inscription in his desk).</mt> | ||
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Candidate Card
Contents
Synopsis
| Resorting to an actual narrator to convey the narrative. |
Relationships
Context:
Narrative 
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Differs from:
Helper Voice 
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Description
It is worth noting that, although Narrator and Helper Voice occasionally share form, they address distinctive explorations.
Examples
[Note: considering that this is still a candidate pattern, more examples then usually are presented, in order to provide a better support for the discussion.]
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