breakfasts with my grandfather—our morning toast was my favorite time of day. He would toast bread by placing it right on the center rack of the oven. Then, he would butter the bread on both sides and sprinkle cinnamon sugar over the butter. Finally, he would cut the toast into perfect little squares. I can smell that sweet toast now!

What is the one disadvantage of writing this story in the first-person point of view?

Readers are not engaged.
We know the narrator's thoughts, but not the grandfather's thoughts.
We know the grandfather's thoughts, but not the narrator's thought

Question

breakfasts  with my grandfather—our morning toast was my favorite time of day. He would toast bread by placing it right on the center rack of the oven. Then, he would butter the bread on both sides and sprinkle cinnamon sugar over the butter. Finally, he would cut the toast into perfect little squares. I can smell that sweet toast now!


What is the one disadvantage of writing this story in the first-person point of view?

 Readers are not engaged.
 We know the narrator's thoughts, but not the grandfather's thoughts.
 We know the grandfather's thoughts, but not the narrator's thought