Two statements that show how the narrative point of view develops the passage are:
- It highlights the contrast between the speaker and the red-faced man.
- It allows the reader to understand the anxiety of the speaker.
What is the narrative point of view?
The narrative point of view describes the narrator's perspective on the story.
The narrative point of view encompasses the voice used in a narrative.
The various narrative voices or points of view that can narrate a story include:
- First-person
- Second-person
- Third-person limited
- Third-person objective
- Third-person omniscient.
The author did not develop the passage by allowing the readers to see the speaker's ease with ship navigation, highlighting the speaker's dismissal of women, or the power of community during disasters.
Thus, the narrative point of view develops the passage in Options B and C.
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