What effect does the point of view of the story have on the reader? A.
The point of view increases suspense by limiting the reader to the

narrator’s understanding of events.

B.
The point of view creates humor by showing how the narrator’s friends misunderstand him.

C.
The point of view raises the reader’s sympathy for the questions the narrator faces.

D.
The point of view adds to the reader’s mistrust of what the narrator

reports.

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