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From what point of view does Dumas tell this story? How would the story change if it were told from a different point of view?
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From what point of view does

Dumas tell this story?
How would the story change
if it were told from a different
point of view?

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We would need to see the story. Remember, first person uses words like; I , me
Second person uses; You
Third person uses; He, she, it, they
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