The Boundless has a third person point of view (POV) that’s “limited omniscient,” meaning the narrator sticks closely to the perspective of one or a handful of characters, seeing into their thoughts and emotions. Find examples of this in the story. The narrator mainly focuses on Will but occasionally describes scenes about Brogan. Why do you think the author chose this POV instead of having Will tell his own story? Why does the story sometimes shift to Brogan? (Harpercollins.com)
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AuthorKenneth Oppel was born in Canada, and his first book was published in 1985. ArchivesCategories |