point of view, symbol and allegory

Question 1

point of view

Answer 1

describes the narrators position in relation to the story the narrator is telling

Question 2

second point of view

Answer 2

can be effective, and jemisin employs it here to heighten the intensity and urgency of the situation in which readers find themselves

Question 3

first person point of view

Answer 3

readers have the most direct experience of what happens in the story according to the narrators interpretation of it

Question 4

third person point of view

Answer 4

use pronouns such as she, he, it and they

Question 5

omniscient

Answer 5

if such narrators know what every character thinks and feels, they are omnisicent or all knowing

Question 6

limited omniscient narrators

Answer 6

however only now and relate what one major or minor character thinks and feels

Question 7

omniscient narrator

Answer 7

shares what all characters think and feel instead of limiting the narrators perspective to just one character

Question 8

symbol

Answer 8

are objects, places, events, or characters that have meaning and significance beyond their physical forms

Question 9

archetypes

Answer 9

these common symbols frequently function

Question 10

allegory

Answer 10

or an entire literary work in which abstract ideas appear in concreate ways

Question 11

theme

Answer 11

literature explores important issues and poses questions for us to consider as we are reading it, and these issues and questions establish