How would the story have been different had it been told from Laurie's perspective instead of his mother's?

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The audience would have been afraid of Laurie's mother because Laurie is so afraid of her.

The audience never could have found out about Charles's injury and would have had less sympathy for him throughout the story.

The audience might have known that Laurie was misbehaving at school and making up the "Charles" character to mislead his mother.

The audience would have learned more details about the way the teacher's home is arranged.

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Easton Waters

11 November, 17:33

How would the story have been different had it been told from Laurie's perspective instead of his mother's?

Question 2 options:

The audience would have been afraid of Laurie's mother because Laurie is so afraid of her.

The audience never could have found out about Charles's injury and would have had less sympathy for him throughout the story.

The audience might have known that Laurie was misbehaving at school and making up the "Charles" character to mislead his mother.

The audience would have learned more details about the way the teacher's home is arranged.

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Orlando Ochoa · Answer 1

If the story would have been from Laurie's perspective, A. The audience would have been afraid of Laurie's mother because Laurie is so afraid of her, and C. The audience might have known that Laurie was misbehaving at school and making up the "Charles" character to mislead his mother.

It is clear that Laurie is afraid of his mother, he wouldn't have invented Charles to cover up for his misbehaving otherwise. This fear would have appear in the story, as well as the truth of his behaviour.