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How would having "Sweat" told from Sykes's point of view likely have affected the characterization of Delia? A ) It would have made readers less understanding of …

How would having "Sweat" told from Sykes's point of view likely have affected the characterization of Delia? A ) It would have made readers less understanding of …
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How would having "Sweat" told from Sykes's point of view likely have affected the characterization of Delia?

A ) It would have made readers less understanding of Delia's situation.
B ) It would have made readers more understanding of Delia's situation.
C )It wouldn't have changed the reader's sympathies in any appreciable way.
D )It would have made readers more sympathetic toward him.

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A ) It would have made readers less understanding of Delia's situation.

This is because as an adulterer and abusive man, Sykes's perspective would likely have been more selfish and one-sided.
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