In Adam Bagdasarian's "Popularity" the protagonist, a lonely ten-year-old kid named Will, learns that popularity is nothing if you can't trust the people who call themselves your friends.
What is the narrator's point of view example?
The narrative point of view refers to the perspective from which the narrator conveys the story to the reader. The narrator speaks in a particular voice. That voice speaks to the reader and tells the story. First-person and third person is the most common narrative points of view.
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