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For Tutor who read "Graffiti" by Julio Cortazar, Please help me answer the following questions:  What would be gained or lost if this story were told from a different POV? ·  How objective and/or reliable is the narrator? How limited are the narrator’s perceptions, and what contributes to these limitations (intellect, environment, age, level of awareness)? ·  Why does the narrator choose certain language, report particular details, reveal the characters in this manner, offer or not offer interpretive comments, and/or tell the story in a certain order? ·  What is the authorial distance in this story? Give specific examples

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For Tutor who read "Graffiti" by Julio Cortazar, Please help me answer the following questions:

 What would be gained or lost if this story were told from a different POV?

·  How objective and/or reliable is the narrator? How limited are the narrator’s perceptions, and what contributes to these limitations (intellect, environment, age, level of awareness)?

·  Why does the narrator choose certain language, report particular details, reveal the characters in this manner, offer or not offer interpretive comments, and/or tell the story in a certain order?

·  What is the authorial distance in this story? Give specific examples.