Question

How does the point of view shape what the reader learns from the narrative?

Answer 1

Answer:

The reader senses the impatience of a woman who gains from the women's movement but was not present in its early days.

Explanation:

From the reader, women did not have any right to exercise their voting rights during elections. This is first experienced when the narrator’s brother is given a chance to vote in the coming general election, and yet she had not participated in any because she was a woman.

The narrator has experience how women were determined in fighting for their right to vote by organizing a late-night meeting each night to discuss how to achieve their victory. After struggling for over 50 years, their request was finally granted, and they were allowed to vote.