Talk:"The Voices in my head--in the reading"/@comment-44826810-20200130033437

Neuromancer is told in a third person limited omniscient narrative voice. (shmoop). At the beginning of the book the tone is a grumpy and desperate and that is because Case has lost his ability to jack into cyberspace. He lost the one thing that he loved, and he is desperate to get it back. As the story goes on Case remains his same old grumpy self and he is forced to do a run for Armitage in order to have the toxin removed from his body. The tone switches up when Case is around Molly and it is easy to tell that they care for each other. I am at the part of the story where the big run started, and Molly is in Straylight. At this point the tone is very anxious and based on the story it seems like it is starting to make its way up to the climax. During this time Case is jacking in and out of Molly's stimsim and is worried about her.



References 

Shmoop. Neuromancer Analysis. https://www.shmoop.com/study-guides/literature/neuromancer



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