Maybe, in the end it's the voice that tells the stories more than the stories themselves that matters.
Stephen King's quote suggests that the significance of storytelling lies not just in the narratives themselves but in the way they are conveyed. The voice of the storyteller shapes the audience's experience and emotional connection to the story. It highlights the artistry involved in storytelling and emphasizes that the delivery can elevate the content.
This perspective underlines the importance of narration and performance in engaging an audience. A compelling voice can transform a simple tale into a memorable experience, illustrating that the impact of stories often hinges on their presentation rather than the plot alone.
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