Part 3 – Textual Features the author uses.
How has the author used P.O.V?
How has the author used the chapter structure to engage the audience?
As an AI language model, I do not have access to the specific text that you are referring to. However, below are some general explanations of how authors use POV and chapter structure as textual features:
Point of View (POV):
The author's choice of POV can significantly affect the way the story is received by the reader. The author can choose to tell the story from a first-person POV (where the narrator is a character in the story), second-person POV (where the narrator addresses the reader directly), or third-person POV (where the narrator is an outsider looking in). The author may also switch between different POVs throughout the story to provide different perspectives or viewpoints. The choice of POV can impact the level of emotional engagement, reader empathy, and overall understandability of the story.
Chapter Structure:
The use of chapter structure plays an essential role in engaging the audience and keeping them interested. Chapters can be used to break up the story into sections, mark important plot points or themes, and create suspense or tension. By dividing the story into chapters, the author can also control the pace of the narrative by varying the length and structure of each chapter. Shorter chapters are often used for fast-paced action or suspenseful scenes, while longer chapters may be used for developing character arcs or exploring thematic content. The chapter titles (if present) can also offer clues to the reader about what they can expect to find in each chapter.