Wheels for the Dragon
Does the story have a first-person or third-person point of view?
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third-person because the narrator does not refer to himself and uses words like she and her
third-person because the narrator does not refer to himself and uses words like she and her
third-person because the narrator does not refer to himself and uses words like his and he
third-person because the narrator does not refer to himself and uses words like his and he
first-person because the narrator is Pu Yi and he refers to himself using words like I and my
first-person because the narrator is Pu Yi and he refers to himself using words like I and my
first-person because the narrator is Reginald Johnson and he refers to himself using words like I and my
first-person because the narrator is Reginald Johnson and he refers to himself using words like I and my
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The correct response would be:
third-person because the narrator does not refer to himself and uses words like she and her.
This indicates that the story is told from a third-person perspective, focusing on the characters without using first-person pronouns like "I" or "my."
