narratee
/narəˈtiː/Chiefly Literary Theory
noun
A person or character to whom a narrative is addressed. (Correlative to narrator.).
- A narratee may be a character within a narrative (such as the recipient of letters in an epistolary novel) or the intended reader (explicit or implied) of a narrative text..
Origin
1970s; earliest use found in Neophilologus. From narrate + -ee, after French narrataire.
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