The way to understand milo's perspective in the phantom tollbooth is to consider what milo says about himself. consider what alec says about him. consider what tock says about him. consider what the humbug says about him.

Norton Juster's 1961 children's epic fantasy story The Phantom Tollbooth was drawn by Jules Feiffer.

Education and boredom are two major themes in The Phantom Tollbooth. Milo's travels teach him a lot of things, but most importantly, they teach him how much fun it is to learn.

The story also demonstrates that boredom may occur in the most unlikely of places. Milo also learns about imagination, time management, perspective, words, sounds, numbers, and a variety of other topics.

Thus Option A is correct according to The Phantom Tollbooth.

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to consider what Milo says about himself.

Explanation:

i think that it is letter d.