Before buying the 2nd largest house, he lived in Stratford-upon-Avon
Answer:
a. provide different perspectives
Explanation:
The narrative structure in the story, Monster, tells the story from Steve's point of view, thus showing how he perceived prison life as well as his experiences while undergoing trial. The dramatic structure tells the story from an outsider's point of view.
These two structures are entertaining for the reader as they help him to see matters from different angles- that of the writer and a neutral opinion.
I believe education is important since later, you have to get a career and you have to be smart to get paid more
Answer:
1st person POV
Explanation:
The narrator is referring to themselves using "I" which is 1st person
<span>Robinson Crusoe's father never wanted him to go to sea. He espoused the contents of staying at home and taking the "middle station" in life. When Crusoe is 19, he sails off to London without telling his father or mother. Now Crusoe had never been to see before. The beginning of the voyage was rough. The waves were high and the ship unsteady. Crusoe felt that he was "overtaken by the judgment of Heaven" for disobeying his father. He vowed to, if his life was spared, return home when he reached land. This vow, of course, was short lived.</span>
