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The book I'm currently reading is written in First Person Narrative where the protagonist is the narrator. All the action is through his own eyes.
Certain scenes in the book however don't look like scenes at all. In one, he talks about missing his father, painting his father's portrait, watching fathers and sons together. The scene is more of his thoughts.
What's the point? Why does the author do this? What's the importance?
Certain scenes in the book however don't look like scenes at all. In one, he talks about missing his father, painting his father's portrait, watching fathers and sons together. The scene is more of his thoughts.
What's the point? Why does the author do this? What's the importance?