The story is told in the first person narrative limited point of view. This means that the author uses the narrator, Collin Fenwick, to tell the story so all the events and the characters are viewed from his perspective. Because the point of view is limited, however, means that Collin cannot share the thoughts and feelings of the other characters so the reader has a limited perspective on those characters, learning only what can be shared through Collin's thoughts and the actions of those characters on their own.
This means that the person telling the story is the author himself and he delivers his views and relates events according to his own perception of them. The narrator does not supply any insight into the motives, feelings or actions of any other people and.....
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