How does the first-person viewpoint influence meaning in this story?
It enables readers to better understand the difficulties
O of moving to a new place and trying to assimilate into a
new culture.
It allows readers to see the flaws and prejudices of
both the narrator and the villagers.
It causes readers to sympathize with the narrator and
o view the villagers as manipulative and dishonest just
as the narrator does.
It ensures that the story remains objective and
portrays both the narrator and the native villagers as
complete characters.
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