Ples help me! What type of textual evidence should you look for in a story to help you draw conclusions about a character or narrator’s point of view?

A.
Plot details that develop the author’s main idea
B.
Evidence of what the character or narrator thinks
C.
Descriptions of the character or narrator’s appearance
D.
Other characters’ thoughts about the character or narrator

Question:

What type of textual evidence should you look for in a story to help you draw conclusions about a character or narrator’s point of view?

B. Evidence of what the character or narrator thinks. Looking for things that help you make conclusions about a character's point of view would be seeking evidence on how a character thinks, acts, and reacts.

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