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The composition of a narrator: Ralph Fiennes’ performance of T. S. Eliot’s poetic voice
'Our narrator’s tone of voice sways between the revelatory and the didactic, the divine and the desperate, so that our first job is to work out whether we are watching a man or a god.'
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