Question

question 9 06.02 lc ahmed is planning a narrative about a protagonist named kyle who sails around the world by himself. he really wants the audience to connect to his protagonist, so ahmed will focus on the hardships this protagonist faces and how they affect him personally on his journey. which point of view would be the most suitable choice to use for the point of view? second - person, so the audience feels like they are part of the action and experiencing the journey themselves first - person, so the audience hears the protagonists inner - most thoughts and recollection of the trip third - person limited, so the audience hears from an outsiders perspectives what the protagonist experienced third - person omniscient, so the audience can hear from other characters in the story and how the journey impacted them, as well

Explanation:

The first - person point of view allows the audience to directly access the protagonist's inner thoughts and personal experiences. Since Ahmed wants the audience to connect to the protagonist Kyle and understand how the hardships affect him personally, the first - person point of view is ideal. In second - person, the audience is addressed as "you" which may not be the best for focusing on Kyle's personal journey. Third - person limited and omniscient provide an outside perspective and may not give the same level of intimacy as the first - person.

Answer:

B. First person, so the audience hears the protagonist's inner - most thoughts and recollection of the trip