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Which is the best analysis of the author’s use of point of view in the selection and the purpose for which the author uses it? Leaving Home
1. Point of View: third-person
Purpose: to enable the writer to give an objective description of a scene, showing clearly which characters are right and which are wrong
2. Point of View: third-person
Purpose: to enable the writer to share the thoughts of multiple characters, giving richer insight into a young man's passage to independence
3. Point of View: first-person
Purpose: to enable the writer to share the feelings of Immanuel, giving readers a chance to empathize with him as he finds independence
4. Point of View: first-person
Purpose: to enable the writer to share the insights of Immanuel, giving readers a chance to contrast them with his parents' reactions
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The first-person point of view centers Immanuel's perspective and insights, making his thoughts and judgments immediate; that limited, subjective stance invites readers to compare and contrast his view with his parents' reactions.
The first-person point of view centers Immanuel's perspective and insights, making his thoughts and judgments immediate; that limited, subjective stance invites readers to compare and contrast his view with his parents' reactions.
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