English, 30.08.2020 01:01, gagem1278

I WILL GIVE YOU BRAINLIEST AS LONG AS YOU ANSWER WITH AN ACTUAL PARAGRAPH THAT IT IS DECENT ENOUGH AND NOT "idk" AND OTHER STUFF LIKE THAT. PLEASE AND THANK YOU. I APPRECIATE IT. 1. With a first-person narrator, you see the story unfold through one character's eyes -- in this case, Jill's. Would a third-person omniscient narrator (a narrator who sees into the minds of all the characters in the story) have presented a more accurate picture of events? Explain and provide textual support. This is for the short story "Pancakes" by Joan Bauer.

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