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murzikaleks [220]
4 years ago
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Choose an event that happened to you or someone you know in the last 3-4 months. Write the narrative of the event from your pers

pective. Next, write about it from the perspective of someone, or someTHING else that was witnessing the event. (Make up anything please) I'll mark you brainiest!
English
1 answer:
Mars2501 [29]4 years ago
5 0

Answer:

It is a story about varied perceptions due to pre conceieved assumed perceptions

Explanation:

I was going with a formerly blind friend of mine, who had just undergone an eye surgery & had got his eyes visibility back.

He was very excited for seeing nature, colors, other ambience for the very first time around him. So, excitedly he was saying that all the things looked so beautiful & mesmerising. I was also very happy in his happiness.

A person near us misunderstood unusual excitement of my friend, & suggested me to get him to a good psychologist, to 'normalise' his behaviour. Then I mentioned him the reason of my friend's excitement.

So, it shows our completely happy perspective about such a big physical & emotional happiness in our life. Which made someone's pre conceived notions to assume a completely different perspective (prior to my clarification).

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