Question

Which is an effect of the first-person narrator in the novel?


A.
The reader hears both the narrator's thoughts as a child and his thoughts as an adult.


B.
The reader does not know the true outcome of the trial.


C.
The narrator can assume the reader has had similar experiences.


D.
The first-person narrator can always provide more information than another perspective.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

yes

Answer 3

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