Answer: This excerpt is first person point of view. We know this because of the personal pronouns that are used throughout it (I, me, my, etc.). If it was second or third person, pronouns like he, she, it, they, etc. would be used in place of the personal ones. We would also see a slightly different version of the scene.
Explanation: Since this is first person, it is told from the giant's perspective. If it was told from a different point of view, it would most likely be a narrator that is not the giant and just a by-stander.
Im guessing general... not enugh information can be wrong
Answer:
from the beginning of the eassy itself.
Explanation:
Readers can comprehend that young Sedaris had Obsessive Compulsive Disorder from the beginning of the eassy itself. As a child, young Sedaris would often touch the surface of his desk with his nose repeatedly, leave his chair and come back to sit again, lick the switches, etc.
Young Sedaris would also count his steps while returning home and would return back to school if he loses count of his steps. Sedaris say that he felt like every object around him needed his attention and it was his duty to touch or feel them.
Its the first one . you don't need a "," before and unless it is listing 3 or more things. with the second one the "," is in the wrong spot
I believe it is, "infinitive phrase", and "noun".
