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Which statement best describes the point of view in this passage of John Steinbeck's "The Chrysanthemums"?

A. The third-person narrator follows Elisa but doesn't go inside her head to share her thoughts.
B. The third-person narrator closely observes Elisa but shares the thoughts and feelings of all the characters.
C. The first-person narrator observes Elisa closely but doesn't share her thoughts with the reader.



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Final answer:

The passage utilizes third-person narration, offering an objective viewpoint of the characters without delving into their thoughts.


Explanation:

Third-person narration is used in the passage wherein the narrator does not align with a specific character and does not delve into their thoughts. Instead, it provides an all-seeing and all-knowing perspective, revealing the physical attributes, social status, and relationships of the characters.


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