Readers are uneasy with the narrator’s growing instability.
In this chapter we feel the cruelty that the banks are inflicting on the farmers. The tone is antagonistic, desperate and forlorn. Often, neighbours mow over the shacks of their friends because banks are paying them a meagre salary to feed their own families. There really is a sense of desperation; aggravation and finally resignation in the people that watch their lives disintegrate into dust.
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Being told in a third person omniscient POV prevents bias to other characters thoughts and emotions. If the story is only in first person, we can only see the main character’s Side of things whereas being told in third person omniscient gives us a fair look at whats really going on.
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