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Sample response: the author uses second-person point of view in this text by addressing the reader directly. the consequences listed for the felony of theft of livestock seem much more severe when readers consider they might happen to them. by speaking to the reader as a distinct individual, the author captures the attention of a reader who in other circumstances might not take the punishment of a crime in elizabethan england as seriously. what did you include in your response? check all that apply. the point of view the author’s purpose the effect of the point of view

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By addressing the reader directly, the author adopts a second-person point of view in this text.

When readers realize that they may experience the penalties specified for the felony of cattle theft, they appear to be much more severe.

A reader who, in other circumstances, may not take the punishment for a crime in Elizabethan England as seriously is drawn in by the author's use of first-person narrative that addresses the reader as a unique individual.

Second-person narrative

A rarely used narrative method is second-person narration, in which the reader is given the identity of a character who is driving the action.

As the main character, the reader is fully submerged in the narrative. The narrator provides you with a glimpse into what "you" do as well as your own thoughts and past.

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