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Why does the third-person omniscient point of view in "The Piece of String" make the reader feel sympathy for the old man?


It shows clearly that the old man is hated by his neighbors.


It allows the reader to see the story from one of the characters' perspectives.


It shows the reader only the old man's desperate thoughts.


It reveals the old man's frustration and the lack of compassion from his neighbors.

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jayilych4real

Answer:

It allows the reader to see the story from one of the characters' perspectives.

Explanation:

Third-person omniscient narrative is the point of view that is used where the perspective of all characters are viewed from an omniscient, or "all-knowing" angle.

From the book, "The Piece of String", the third person omniscient view makes the reader feel sympathy for the old man because it allows the reader to see the story from one of the characters' perspectives.

missbnb328

Answer:

It allows the reader to see the story from one of the characters' perspectives.

Explanation:

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