And Away We Go!

Gold Lame' (that's le-mayy) has a Narrator, a character who keeps its finger on the pulse of the story and who sometimes has a bit of an attitude. Originally the Narrator's job was just to give the reader a heads-up when the channel changes from one story line to another. This happens in print most often by leaving a little extra space in between sections. Our Narrator inserts a little phrase which reads, Pause, pause, pause... in print. When it came to putting this in the audio book I chose a voice that made the Narrator sound a little like he was talking into a shell. Take a listen to his haughty attitude: http://www.cpicmichel.com/pause_pause_pause.mp3 The Narrator tends to interrupt, provide background information, and also narrates a documentary film on how things work on "the other side ". Now that the book is finished I think I finally know who the Narrator really is. It doesn't surprise me that I might not have known before since the book pretty much wrote itself. But now, I think I figured it out. I wonder who you think the Narrator could be. You'll have to finish the book to have the best guess which of the characters is also masquerading as the Narrator.