OMG OMG OMG I JUST HAD A TEST ON SARA SEES RED!!!!!! PERFECT TIMING! It would be different cause you'd know what happened to the lady, how she got hurt, how she felt when Sara appeared, ect. So, you'd know a lot more about the lady. You'd also know how she felt when Sara just ran away because she was too scared to help. hope that helped:)
In "Sara sees red" we encounter the character of Sara. She is hiking a mountain trail when she encounters an injured woman. Sara's conflict is that she cannot decide whether to help her. If the story were told from the point of view of the injured woman, we would be able to obtain a lot more information. We would know what happened to the woman, and what she requires. Also, the conflict in the story would most likely be a different one.
