The Narrator

• Write "The Three Little Pigs" from the wolf's point of view.
• Rewrite "Little Red Riding Hood" as a stream of consciousness through Red.
• Relate a personal success in several ways: first person in present tense; third person
      by a pleased observer; third person by a surprised narrator.
• Use a how-to "instructional" voice to relate a recent event. (You will be telling the audience what to notice).
• Write a story in which the narrator doesn't get the real significance of what he/she is relating.
• Write a story told through the dialogue between two disagreeing observers. Quotes only.
• Write two versions of the same true story: In the first version, start at the beginning; in the second, start in the middle.
• Consider one of your all-time favorite short stories. What if someone else had narrated?  Write down your thoughts.