Question

The point of view of "The Lottery Ticket" is that the audience gives the insight of only Ivan and no one else. true or false

Answer 1

True. In Anton Chekhov's "The Lottery Ticket," the point of view is primarily focused on Ivan Dmitritch, providing readers with insight into his thoughts and feelings. The narrative does not delve into the perspectives of other characters in depth, which emphasizes Ivan's internal conflict and the themes of greed and fantasy. This limited perspective allows the audience to fully experience Ivan's emotions and thoughts as the story unfolds.