Theoretical boundaries / Dursleys' abuse

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No: HPFGUIDX 120422


 Del replies:
Why? The style of narration is the narrator's only, it doesn't *have*
to be influenced by the story he is relating at all. Usually, an
invisible narrator like the one in HP remains strictly consistent from
the beginning to the end of a book or series, no matter what happens.


Alla:

I disagree. I believe Carol recently (or relatively recently) gave 
very good description of the narrator in the books. I don't remember 
the correct name for such narrator, but such narrator is not ever 
completely objective.

I think it is called limited third  view narrator, but I am not sure. 
The events are narrated not from Harry POV, BUT for the most part 
narrator only sees events from Harry POV and identifies with him only.

If Carol reads it, maybe she will explain it better or corrects me.