Intrusive narrator
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In Victorian literature the concept of the authorial intrusion and the address to the reader. For example, the author might interrupt her narrative to pass judgment on a character, or pity or praise another, while later seeming to exclaim "Dear Reader!" and inform or remind the reader of some other relevant fact.
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See also
- Third-person limited omniscient
- Point of view (literature)
- Third-person narrative
- Omniscient narrator
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