In at least one hundred and fifty words, explain the importance of point of view in "i stand here ironing".

I stand here ironing by Tille Olson shows the point of view of the iron as it glides upon the dress that was once worn by the narrator's daughter Emily. The iron, in first person point of view,  hisses and steams as it explains the interaction between Emily and her mother over the course of her childhood. The iron, being subjected to many wrinkles,  is not a reliable narrator but it does give us a unique point of view as a witness to the feelings of guilt and sadness displayed by Emily's mother.

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