The Giver (book) In addition to creating differences in characters' perspectives, authors create differences between the perspectives of the characters and that of the reader. Support this idea by identifying a topic and comparing and contrasting a character's perspective with your own perspective. This time, include the main reason for each perspective and provide evidence from the text for each reason.
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