Romo
Bill Romanowski
Pgs. 100-125
The book is in first person, told through the point of view of Bill Romanowski. There isn't really a plot, so it doesn't contribute to that aspect. He goes back and tells of his experiences. It wouldn't be the same if it were told in a third person point of view, so it moves the story along. It makes it more interesting, making it fun to read, or at least as fun as a book can be, which isn't a whole lot. But nevertheless, this book is told in first person, is a decent book, and can contribute to the overall appeal to a reader.
How would the story be affected if it was told in 3rd person?
ReplyDeleteSo he is going back and retelling things that he has done in the past? or from a viewpoint of someone else who was in the situation? Its sounds like the book is boring for you. I wouldn't be able to read something that couldn't hold my attention for even short periods of time. I hope it gets better for you and isn't so boring
ReplyDeleteThere is always a plot, or storyline, in a book. Without that, there would be no book.
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