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One way to tell an author's point of view is to?
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One way to tell an author's point of view is to?

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Look for evidence that supports the author's point of view.
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Answer: Analyze their tone and the way they portray the characters

Explanation: A way you can tell what an author’s position is to see how they depict certain archetypal characters. Such as if they are sympathetic towards a tragic hero, or an antagonist and so on.

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