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Well if you determine the point of view of the story I would read it in my head and that out loud so I can understand it a little more then I would underline or highlight the sources and when I finish doing that I start typing things that come out of my head about the story.
Explanation:
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To determine the point of view of a text, I look for significant words. These include but are not limited to "I" "we" "they".
I would also look for signifiers that we know everything, such as the narrator talking to the reader specifically (2nd person [Tale of Desperaux]), or someone talking about events that happened to them (1st person [Diary Of a Wimpy Kid]), or an omniscient party talking to us through current events or a memory (3rd Person [Hunger Games])
If this is not the "point of view" that you are looking for, please refer to the small paragraph below
To determine the point of view of a text, I would start by looking for loaded language. This may include but is not limited to "beasts" "bombarded" "delicately".
I would then connect the ideas through a summary. By then I should see their stance on the subject.
