Why do readers see events through the eyes of the narrator in the first-person point of view? A. The narrator seems to address

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Why do readers see events through the eyes of the narrator in the first-person point of view?
A. The narrator seems to address the reader directly.
B. The narrator tells the story as one of the characters.
C. The narrator describes the characters and events from the outside.
D. All of the choices

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