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bearhunter [10]
3 years ago
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"‘I am OUTCAST,’ she thinks on the first day of school as she walks down the hall facing the nasty taunts and sideways sneers wi

th a stony veneer. She weaves through the hyena-like crowd at lunchtime and is greeted with a slap of mashed potatoes in her chest while looking for a seat. Fleeing the scene, Melinda gets in trouble with the hardened track coach and history teacher, Mr. Neck. Her voice dries up in her throat." From what point of view is this written?'
A. first person
B. third limited
C. third objective
D. third omniscient
English
1 answer:
garik1379 [7]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:third objective

Explanation:This is when the narrator tells the story of a particular person without describing or stating that person's feelings, thoughts or opinions but just state what happens to make the story unbiased so that they don't take sides .

Here we find the narrator telling us of what is happening exactly as it happens without telling us how Melinda feels or think as all of these things are happening to her.

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