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A character's point of view refers to O how the character tells the story O the attitudes and opinions of the character where the story takes place O whether the narrator uses "I" or "he" or "she"
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A character's point of view refers to

O how the character tells the story
O the attitudes and opinions of the character
where the story takes place
O whether the narrator uses "I" or "he" or "she"

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D, whether the narrators uses I, She, or He when describing the main character:).
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the attitudes and opinions of the character

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