Answer:
This story would have been quite different if the husband had been the narrator, as the couple were opposites bound by love.
Explanation:
- The original passage is in third person point of view so that the readers resonate with Mathilde.
- The story wouldn't have been exaggerated much in some instances.
- We would have understood the husband's struggle in finding the necklace.
- The husband is someone who enjoys simple things in life which would be quite different from Mathilde's point of view- she placed value in luxury that she doesnt posess.
Since there's no context to the story, Ill just say the different point of views...
- If the story consists of "I" and "me" out of quotes, the story is first person
- If the story uses "You", "We", "She" "Him" "It" or "they", that would be second person
- Lastly, if the story contains names of the characters, (such as a narrator would, rather than someone telling a story), that would be third person.
Answer: c
The pattern of words in which accents, or beats , come at fixed intervals. Meaning, that rythym doesn’t necessarily have to be the repetition of identical sounds or words
