Question

What is the greatest effect of the author's keeping the point of view consistent? A. It makes the audience aware of the narrator's thoughts and wary of Dewy's thoughts and actions. B. It makes the audience feel bad that the narrator is being judged by his neighbors in the apartment complex. C. It makes the audience dislike the character of the narrator since he doesn't buy things from people. D. It makes the audience aware that the narrator trusts too many people for his own good.

Answer 1

A. It makes the audience aware of the narrator's thoughts and wary of Dewy's thoughts and actions

Step-by-step explanation:

Because the author keeps the perspective consistent, the audience, much like the narrator Mr. Soltz, is worried about Dewy Scrugg's actions and words. The audience doesn't know what Dewy is thinking, so it's hard to know how to feel about him—is he a harmless salesman or is he dangerous?

Answer 2

A. It makes the audience aware of the narrator's thoughts and wary of Dewy's thoughts and actions.

Step-by-step explanation:

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