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“Character Analysis”
In this activity, students will analyze the effect of the novel’s shifting point of view by rewriting a scene from the other character’s perspective.
The point of view in the novel alternates between Cheyenne and Griffin’s perspectives up to Chapter 23, when the perspective remains with Cheyenne for several chapters. The pattern provides readers with insights that might not have been gained through a single point of view. In this activity, you will pick a scene (1-2 pages in length) and rewrite it from the perspective of the other character.
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