How might the story be different If told from the point of view of a Selenite? Select all that apply.
The reader would have to infer the motives of Mr. Bedford and Mr. Cavor for coming to the moon.
The narrator would share the thoughts of Mr. Cavor's character.
Mr. Bedford and Mr. Cavor would be portrayed as aliens with strange features.
The action scenes would portray the Selenites as the victors.
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