What point of view is used in “was it a dream? ” how would a different point of view change your understanding of the character? in one to two paragraphs, explain your answer.

Was it a Dream, from French writer Guy de Maupassant, 1850-1893, is a short story that talks about the tragic finding of the truth of who a person really is in life when they have died. In the story, an unamed narrator tells his story of love and the tragedy of the loss of his beloved woman. In the despair of having the chance of saying a final goodbye, this man goes to the cemetery and in the darkness he comes across an event he never expected; he sees a dead man rising from his tomb and inscribing on his tombstone the truth about his life, which starkly contrasts with what has been written by his loved ones. The character on stone looks perfect and almost saintly, but the truth is dark and different and it seems death forces out the truth from the dead. In this manner, the narrator goes to find the truth about his beloved and her death. This story is written in first person, because it is the recount of a personal experience and the consequences on the narrator of this experience. If this story were written in any other point of view, first, the experience of the emotions that the writer tries to put forth, would not be as intense and deep. Second, it allows a personal connection with the narrator of the story, which would be devoid if another point of view were used. Third, because it would detract from the deep experience the reader has when he/she identifies what the character goes through with his/her own experiences. This is why this story has to be in the first person.

Was it a Dream, from French writer Guy de Maupassant, 1850-1893, is a short story that talks about the tragic finding of the truth of who a person really is in life when they have died. In the story, an unamed narrator tells his story of love and the tragedy of the loss of his beloved woman. In the despair of having the chance of saying a final goodbye, this man goes to the cemetery and in the darkness he comes across an event he never expected; he sees a dead man rising from his tomb and inscribing on his tombstone the truth about his life, which starkly contrasts with what has been written by his loved ones. The character on stone looks perfect and almost saintly, but the truth is dark and different and it seems death forces out the truth from the dead. In this manner, the narrator goes to find the truth about his beloved and her death. This story is written in first person, because it is the recount of a personal experience and the consequences on the narrator of this experience. If this story were written in any other point of view, first, the experience of the emotions that the writer tries to put forth, would not be as intense and deep. Second, it allows a personal connection with the narrator of the story, which would be devoid if another point of view were used. Third, because it would detract from the deep experience the reader has when he/she identifies what the character goes through with his/her own experiences. This is why this story has to be in the first person.

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