Narrator can be any age, any gender, anything. But, the Narrator has a lot of class and sass to them. They almost act as comic relief during parts of the story, but, they also have to be serious at points. Ten Feet to the West is a tragedy of a story (Perhaps not on that level, but still sad), and the narrator must be able to show emotion and be serious at points.

Overall, they are peppy, firm, and confident, but have moments of sorrow and sympathy.