How does Burrough's use of third-person narration, focusing on Clayton's perspective for a good portion of chapters 14 and 15, affect our understanding of the relationship between Clayton and Tarzan? (1 point)
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A) It emphasizes the stark contrast between Tarzan and Clayton's perceptions of the jungle.
A) It emphasizes the stark contrast between Tarzan and Clayton's perceptions of the jungle.
B) It allows us to see Tarzan through Clayton's eyes and Clayton through Tarzan's eyes.
B) It allows us to see Tarzan through Clayton's eyes and Clayton through Tarzan's eyes.
C) It emphasizes Clayton's fear and confusion in the face of the dangers of the jungle and Tarzan's wild nature.
C) It emphasizes Clayton's fear and confusion in the face of the dangers of the jungle and Tarzan's wild nature.
D) All of the above.
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D) All of the above.
The use of third-person narration in chapters 14 and 15 allows readers to gain insights into both Clayton's and Tarzan's perspectives, highlighting the contrasts in their views and experiences within the jungle. By examining Clayton's fear and confusion alongside Tarzan's wild nature, the narrative deepens our understanding of their relationship and the dynamics at play between civilization and the primal instincts represented by each character.
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