What effect does the point of view have on a story?

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nataly862011 [7]2 years ago

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It’s A) what information is revealed.
If the story was in first person point of view the information that would be revealed would be less/more because its centered on them.

B) sounds like a math equation so its not B.

C) the resolution depends on whatever the story is about not the point of view so not C.

D) Conflicts will arise no matter the POV, it will just be handled differently so not D.

E) The setting does not depend on the point of view but the author, the point of view will only affect the “intensity” of the place, not E.

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