The story is told from the first-person point of view by an unnamed narrator who is in the midst of the action. He is looking back at the story from some time and distance, so it's obvious that he's older and wiser than when the story took place. The narrator is an open-minded and innocent character, and this helps him to be involved with more of the characters. The other characters trust the narrator, telling him things that are important to the plot and character development of the story.
Occasionally, the narrator interjects his own thoughts, feelings, and comments into the story, reminding readers that the events of the story are in the past, but that the influence of these events still affects the narrator's life. The narrator's feelings about other characters color the.....
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