Point of view can be determined by the words you use such as I, my, he, she, and you.
You can identify first person if the story uses the words such as "I". It's like you are having a conversation with a person and they are telling you about a certain thing.
Second person uses he and she or names.
Third person is as is someone is talking to you and telling you what you're going to do or did.
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Hello tylahrochford8!
The main themes in Fences are race, barriers, and responsibility and love. Race: Racism has had a profound effect on Troy's life, and it is his fear that racism will prevent Cory from achieving success that leads to Troy irreparably damaging his relationship with his son.
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You should write about the two big important details that you think is relevant from part A.
The theme is that you don't know what things are like until you've been knees deep in it
Answer:
In Spirited Away, I most empathized with Chihiro. I know what it's like to think you have lost someone forever, and will never get them back. In my case, it was one of my friends. In Chihiro's case, it was her parents. She thought she would never get them back to human form, and get them home. With my friend, I thought they would never come back, and that they were gone forever. I think this is why I most empathize with Chihiro.
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i just had to do this question i love spirited away
you can take my response and conform it to fit someone in your life, or just keep it as is
hope this helps,
noah
