Annie's first person narration is subjective. However, the author has
provided enough concrete...
English, 05.05.2020 08:11 alicegirl5133
Annie's first person narration is subjective. However, the author has
provided enough concrete clues for readers to imagine events from a
more objective point of view.
Review lines 378-407 on page 41 of your HMH text and find details that
allow you to imagine event as if you were watching a video that does not
include Annie's "voice-over."
Turn and Talk: Discuss how an outside observer might interpret what is
happening.
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