Isa's Ants
How would this story change if it were written from Isa’s first-person point of view?
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The reader would not know the thoughts and feelings of any characters.
The reader would not know the thoughts and feelings of any characters.
The reader would know the thoughts and feelings of Isa and would only know the actions of other characters.
The reader would know the thoughts and feelings of Isa and would only know the actions of other characters.
The reader would know the thoughts and feelings of Isa and Abuelita.
The reader would know the thoughts and feelings of Isa and Abuelita.
The reader would not know the thoughts and feelings of Isa and would only know the thoughts of other characters.
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The correct response is:
The reader would know the thoughts and feelings of Isa and would only know the actions of other characters.
This is because a first-person perspective allows the reader to experience Isa's internal thoughts and emotions directly, while other characters' feelings would be conveyed through their actions and dialogue rather than their inner thoughts.
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