In the story “one thousand dollars,” how does the use of a third-person limited point of view create a surprise ending?

1. gillian thinks all along that miss hayden loves him, so he is now heartbroken to learn that she does not.

2. when the lawyer reads gillian’s account of the $1,000 expenditure, he has no idea who “the best and dearest woman on earth” is.

3. once miss hayden receives the $50,000 inheritance, she realizes that it was primarily gillian, and not the uncle, who is responsible for her good fortune.

4. the lawyer assumes that gillian spent his $1,000 inheritance in his typically carefree manner and thus has forfeited the greater inheritance.