Question

In the passage “the name of the wind” by patrick rothfuss Which of the following best desribes the passages narative point of view

(A) A character in the narrative relays an opinionated, subjective account
(B) A character in the narrative relays an unbiased, objective account,
(C) A figure outside of the narrative relays a disinterested, objective
(D) A figure outside of the narrative relays a candid, subjective account,
(E) A figure outside of the narrative relays a comical, subjective account.

Answer 1

The narrative point of view in 'The Name of the Wind' is that of a subjective account by the character Kvothe, making option (A) the correct choice.

Step-by-step explanation:

In The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss, the narrative point of view is primarily that of a character in the narrative who relays a subjective account of events. This character, Kvothe, is the protagonist and narrator of his own story, sharing his experiences and thoughts in a first-person account. He often reflects on his past with personal insights and feelings, which are inherently subjective and opinionated. Therefore, the best description of the narrative's point of view for this passage would be option (A) A character in the narrative relays an opinionated, subjective account.