<span>One could argue that the world is as "how it appears to be" because that is how that person perceives it. Personal perception is uniquely individualized, and while it can be explained to another person, there is no guarantee that it will make complete sense. Really "knowing anything" then relies on personal belief/faith in that perceived world-view, which can range from unflappable to highly-mutable.</span>
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Researchers used HeLa to develop “methods for freezing cells” (p. 98), and since they could freeze cells they could look at “identical cells at different points in time” (p. ... 98) and by freezing cells, researchers could see when this happened
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<h3>line from the sonnet best exhibits personification :- </h3>
<h3>Solution :- <u>Love is not all ; it is not meat nor drink. </u></h3>
- Yet many a man is making friends with death Even as I speak, for lack of love alone.
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<h3>Hope this helps !! </h3><h3>Be Brainly !! </h3>
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C, What am I trying to say about that topic?
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i hope this helped at all.
The point of view in this excerpt is definitely third person, because nouns such as Dorothy, and pronouns such as she are used throughout to indicate third person.
However, if you also need to decide whether it is limited or omniscient, I'd choose limited - because we can only see what she is doing, and not what she is thinking and feeling.
