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How would "the yellow wallpaper" change if it were told from a different character's perspective?
a. the setting of the story would be different because the other characters move from place to place within the story.
b. the story would have a happier ending because the main character would get from another character sooner.
c. the reader would get more information about how the main character's actions look to another character.
d. the focus of the story would be less on the narrator's actions and more on the main character's thoughts and feelings.

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