Question

Question 2 of 10

From what point of view does the narrator of "The Red Room" tell the story?
OA. Omniscient
O B. First person
O C. Objective
OD. Limited

Answer 1

the narrator of “The Red Room” tells the story from a first person point of view.

Step-by-step explanation:

The narrator is nameless and relates his own experiences in the red room. This perspective allows the reader to witness the narrator’s psychological transition from mild jumpiness to mindless terror, as well as his constant conflict between reason and fear. The first person narration also prevents the reader from knowing for sure what is really happening in the room, as there is no omniscient presence to confirm or deny the narrator’s diagnosis that the room is haunted by Fear.