The narrator's point of view is that of: A. an omniscient observer. B. a member of the ship's crew. C. another ship's captain. D. a person watching from shore.

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Bschreck · Answer 1 · 2024-07-19T09:16:49+0000

Answer: the answer is b

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its b:The passage takes place on a ship, the Nellie, and the narrator is one of the crew members. He uses words like "we" and "us" when referring to the crew, implying his membership in this group.

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